AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoIdentity & Faith: Burundi presented 13 people, mostly Banyamulenge refugees, accused of spying for Rwanda and armed groups in eastern DRC. Authorities urged citizens to monitor the community and stop renting homes to them; relatives and congregants dispute the accusations and condemn the targeting of religious leaders. Print Culture: International Print Day returns October 21, with three events planned in the DRC to bring printers, partners and students together. Basketball Legacy: NBA Africa and Quest Water Global plan to build or renovate 55 courts in the DRC by 2030 in Dikembe Mutombo’s honour, starting with a refurbished court at Kinshasa’s Cercle Onatra, where he began playing. Music & Tourism: Ghanaian highlife star Rex Omar joined the World Music and Tourism Festival in Kinshasa, which explored how music and heritage can support tourism. Press Freedom: Investigative journalist Gauthier Sey Tshiang was evacuated to France for treatment after an assault in Kinshasa, amid reports of other journalists missing or detained.
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