AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEbola Alert: Kenya has added travellers from the Central African Republic to enhanced screening at Nairobi airport after confirming its first imported Ebola case. Medicine Safety: A UN report says authorities seized 251 tonnes of medicines across six Central African countries, including the CAR, from 2020 to 2025. Counterfeit and diverted drugs can cause treatment failures, poisoning and avoidable deaths. Deportations: Migrants sent by the US to third countries have been routed through Bangui. One LGBTQ+ woman said she was deported to the CAR despite fears of persecution; a Cuban man is also trying to return to the US from there. Security: Central African authorities fear a resurgence of Lord’s Resistance Army attacks in the east and southeast. At least 25 children have reportedly been abducted in recent raids. US Travel: Central African citizens are among those subject to US visitor visa bonds of up to $20,000. Information Operations: A report by AI firm Anthropic alleges Russian-linked actors used AI to create pro-Russian content and monitor opposition figures in Bangui.
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