AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommonwealth Games Fallout: Police Scotland says it is investigating reports that “several” athletes are unaccounted for after the Glasgow 2026 Games, including four Ugandan boxers (Angel Katushabe, Nuhu Batte, Ibrahim Khemis and Emily Nakalema) who reportedly failed to rejoin Team Uganda before the scheduled return, with early engagement involving the UK Home Office; organisers say they worked closely with police, Border Force and immigration to ensure safe arrivals and departures. Ebola Response: WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus is in DR Congo as the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak spreads fast, with aid workers reporting health worker strikes over pay and families in Ituri blaming the disruption for deaths. El Niño Preparedness: Compassion International urges African churches to prepare ahead of expected October 2026 El Niño floods, warning that preparation must happen before rains start. Power Woes in Kampala: Uganda’s energy ministry says rehabilitation work is ongoing as load shedding and outages keep hitting households and businesses, with a promise of stabilisation after August 8. Uganda’s Oil Push: Energy minister Dr Monica Musenero says Uganda must use oil to build industries and jobs, not just chase barrels and taxes. Cybercrime Alert: INTERPOL warns AI is accelerating African cybercrime, with financial services and telecoms among the most affected.
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