AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHIV Funding Shock: UNAIDS warns HIV infections and AIDS deaths could rebound as global HIV prevention aid fell 23% in 2025, even as countries like Rwanda report major gains since 2010. Rwanda’s Growth Spotlight: A new UN Economic Commission for Africa study highlights Rwanda’s strong resilience, with 10% GDP growth in Q1 2026 and rising investment in infrastructure, agriculture, electrification, education, healthcare, housing and Bugesera Airport. Visa Rules for Africans: The U.S. ends routine visa processing at Abuja from August 1, moving Nigerians to Lagos, while other African missions shift to regional hubs including Kigali. Rwanda in Culture Abroad: Rwanda’s embassy in Seoul holds its first Cultural Heritage Day, featuring Intore dance and cultural exchange. Health Security Cooperation: Kenya and partners including Rwanda develop a regional plan to jointly procure emergency medical supplies during outbreaks. Refugee Protection Push: UNHCR marks the Refugee Convention’s 75th anniversary, urging stronger commitments as displacement rises. Youth & Community Care: Tearfund Ireland calls for more family-based care for vulnerable children, urging churches to shift from overseas orphanage funding.
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