AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNational Dialogue Clash: Opposition coalition Article 64 rejected President Félix Tshisekedi’s proposed national dialogue, saying it’s a power move to bypass constitutional limits and could set up a third term; Tshisekedi also ruled out M23 participation and insisted the process exclude armed groups and foreign-backed actors. Ebola Emergency in the East: DRC began vaccinating frontline health workers with Ervebo in Kisangani under a compassionate-use framework as the Bundibugyo outbreak keeps surging, with cases now above 5,700 and deaths near 2,800; officials say schools reopening will follow green/orange/red transmission zones. Security and Command Moves: General Olivier Gasita returned to eastern command as head of intelligence for the 2nd Defense Zone after earlier unrest tied to his posting in Uvira. Kinshasa Mobility: The revived urban train is back after nearly 15 years, easing gridlock but drawing complaints over packed carriages, heat, and short stops. Regional Infrastructure: DRC and Portugal’s Mota-Engil signed a concession for the Dilolo–Sakania railway linking to Angola’s Lobito corridor, framed as a corridor for processing and added value.
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