AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSomalia Withdrawal: Uganda has begun bringing home troops serving under a bilateral arrangement, with the full drawdown—including forces under the African Union mission—planned by the end of 2027. The move ends a nearly 20-year deployment, though Somalia has warned a sudden pullout could leave security gaps. Health Watch: Uganda is among six countries at highest risk of Rift Valley fever as heavy rains raise outbreak concerns. Meanwhile, the deadly Ebola outbreak in the DRC has spread to neighbouring countries, underscoring the need for regional surveillance. Public Spending: MPs are demanding answers over the Sh20.2bn Kyambogo sports facility, citing missing work and discrepancies between approved and installed items. Mukono Floods: Residents say road-project drainage channels worsened flooding that damaged homes, shops and belongings after heavy rains. Legal Claim: A woman injured in a 2023 crash involving a police escort for former minister Raphael Magyezi is seeking Sh227m from the Government and others. Airline Ambitions: Uganda Airlines is targeting up to $500m in annual revenue by 2030, but says limits on its access to African routes are constraining growth.
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