AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoRegional Security: Ugandan police are investigating the killing of Robert Kabera, a former Rwandan soldier and critic of President Paul Kagame, whose body was found outside Kampala. His family says they fear for their safety; Rwanda’s government has not publicly commented. Central African Republic: Authorities say five organisers of a fuel-price protest will remain in custody, accusing them of links to opposition parties. Civil society groups are demanding their release. South Africa’s Elections: President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged public anger over failing municipal services and warned that losing US trade benefits could cost jobs, as local elections approach on 4 November. Apartheid-Era Cases: Former president Thabo Mbeki denied interfering in prosecutions or holding secret amnesty talks with apartheid-era generals at an inquiry into delays in Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases. Mineral Politics: Ghanaian President John Mahama urged African countries to process minerals locally, setting a 2030 goal to end raw-ore exports and calling for investment in energy, infrastructure and skills. Regional Diplomacy: Sahel states have agreed to restart talks with ECOWAS after an 18-month break, opening a path to renewed engagement with the West African bloc.
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