AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommonwealth Games Fallout: Four Ugandan boxers—Nuhu Batte, Ibrahim Khemis, Angel Katushabe and Emily Nakalema—have reportedly gone missing in Scotland after the Glasgow Games, with claims they plan to seek asylum; authorities are trying to trace them. Ebola Update: Uganda’s health officials say the country’s latest Ebola response shows how fast action works, while DR Congo’s Bundibugyo outbreak keeps surging—over 1,700 deaths reported as cases climb past 3,800. Energy Deal: Uganda secured veto power and two board seats over Kenya Pipeline Company after buying a 20.15% stake, giving Kampala leverage over key pipeline decisions. Road Safety: A Kalungu crash on the Kampala–Masaka highway killed 14 people and left four injured; the truck driver fled. Sports Funding: Minister Gayton McKenzie says federation budgets are fixed and boards must operate commercially to raise more money. Data Collection: UBOS has launched the 9th Uganda National Household Survey with 80 field data collectors, warning against tampering and protecting respondent confidentiality.
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