AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCBD Security: Nairobi police say large political rallies won’t be allowed in the city centre, with organisers warned they’ll face action if they defy the directive. Burundians in Kenya: As Kenya enforces a crackdown on foreign-run small businesses, Burundian traders and workers report fear and harassment, with many queuing at the Burundian embassy for travel papers; Kenya has since shifted to a 90-day grace period to regularise status, permits and licences, while President William Ruto insists foreigners are welcome if they follow the law and warns against vigilante attacks. Regional Travel Links: Burundi is listed among 54 destinations offering eVisas to Nigerians in 2026, and the Philippines’ Balikbayan Program publishes a list of African countries whose citizens can enter visa-free when travelling with a former Filipino. Tourism & Business in Burundi: FasterCapital says it will support a 20-room tourist hotel project in Bujumbura via its EquityPilot program, aiming to speed up operations and funding readiness. Sports & Travel: CAF Champions League ties feature Burundi’s Aigle Noir after an away win, adding another reason for fans to plan travel.
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