AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHuman Rights Watch: In Geneva, UN Special Rapporteur Fortuné Gaëtan Zongo says Burundi has seen no structural improvement since 2015, citing intimidation, arbitrary arrests and restrictions, while the government rejects the findings. Prison Health Crisis: In Rumonge’s Murembwe central prison, inmates report overcrowding, one meal a day, lack of medical care, no drinking water and disease spread affecting more than 1,600 people. Education for Disability: Gitega’s Santa Lucia Primary School for blind children appeals for urgent support—60 beds and mattresses, more teachers, and braille supplies plus an embossing machine. Regional Health Security: South Africa pledges continued support to the DRC’s Ebola response, including vaccine development and safer humanitarian access. Addiction Prevention: Burundi reports rising drug use among young people and highlights rehabilitation centers stepping up prevention and support. Health Systems & Training: Russia says it is expanding mobile anti-epidemic lab support across Africa, including training for local specialists, with Burundi mentioned among recent deployments. Wellness & NCDs: Tanzania’s “Wellness Day” push includes physical activities, health screenings and talks on nutrition and mental health for employees.
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