AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKenya–Foreign Traders: President William Ruto moved to calm tensions after his crackdown on foreign-run small businesses, saying Kenya remains “open for business” but foreigners must regularise immigration, work permits, business registration and licences within 90 days and that no Kenyan has the right to harass or harm them. Public Order in Nairobi: Nairobi police warned that large political rallies will not be allowed in the CBD, with enforcement promised ahead of planned demonstrations. Burundi–Regional Diplomacy: Burundi President Evariste Ndayishimiye arrived in New Delhi to represent the African Union at the 18th BRICS Summit, as leaders gather amid war-driven energy and trade pressures. BRICS Summit Focus: Coverage highlights BRICS talks in India dominated by the US-Iran war and Russia-Ukraine conflict, with leaders including Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin attending. Global Legal Pressure: The US continues pushing the International Criminal Court, with more countries signalling withdrawal as ICC tensions grow. Sports (Burundi-linked): Sudan’s Al Hilal advanced in the CAF Champions League after beating Burundi’s Aigle Noir, while Al Merreikh also progressed.
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