AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCAN 2027 (Burundi in Group I): Algeria’s new coach Brahim Hemdani kicked off preparations for the qualifiers with a camp at Sidi Moussa, naming a 26-man squad and calling up Le Mans midfielder Adil Bourabaâ after Nabil Bentaleb’s injury—setting the stage for Algeria’s opener against Zambia and the wider Group I race that includes Burundi. AFCON 2027 guide: The qualifiers begin with 48 teams chasing 21 available spots (hosts Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda are guaranteed), with Group I featuring Algeria, Zambia, Togo, and Burundi. Cycling (Burundi link): The Vodacom Coastal Classic on Oct 4 in Tanzania will bring riders from 11 foreign countries, including Burundi, to race 109 km from Dar es Salaam to Bagamoyo. Chess (youth sport): Tanzania’s African Chipkizi Cup 2026 in Arusha adds chess for the first time, with youth categories and a wider multi-sport festival feel. Public health & media: Africa CDC pushes a harmonised Behavioural Intelligence and Infodemic Management framework, with Burundi among participating countries. Human rights (Burundi): Iteka League’s report on Ndayishimiye’s six years alleges thousands of killings, disappearances, torture cases, and arbitrary arrests.
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