AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoPress Freedom in Bujumbura: Isanganiro journalist Alexis Ndayisenga says he was assaulted and beaten by police after being stopped near South Bus Parking lot, leaving him with neck pain and allegations of further abuse. Burundi in Regional Deportation Policy: Burundi says it will accept some “third-country” US deportees, with conditions excluding people facing criminal prosecution or linked to terrorism, as UN experts warn of deadly risks. AFCON 2027 Football (Zambia vs Togo): Zambia bounced back with a 2-0 win over Togo, but the match was marred by an 18-minute power failure at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium that forced play to stop. Burundi in the AFCON Mix: Burundi drew 2-2 with Algeria in qualifiers, leaving it bottom in Group I with one point as Zambia and Algeria chase qualification. International Sports/Media Note: Algeria’s squad reportedly touched down in Bujumbura, though the accompanying report appeared with a maintenance notice. Health & Community Spotlight: Merck Foundation marked World Heart Day with scholarships and training support for cardiovascular and diabetes care across Africa and Asia.
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