AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMilitary Discipline: A North Kivu tribunal sentenced 66 soldiers to death for offences including abandoning positions during clashes with rebels, as FARDC faces mounting pressure in the east. Francophonie Dispute: Kinshasa says it may reconsider its OIF membership over Secretary-General Louise Mushikiwabo’s future, arguing leadership must reflect sovereignty, democracy and good governance. Rwanda backs her bid for a third term. Health Emergency: The WHO says DRC has recorded more than 60,000 cholera cases and 1,800 deaths this year. Conflict is complicating the response in North and South Kivu, with fears of further spread along the Congo River. Peace and Politics: Fighting has flared across the Kivus despite peace efforts. President Félix Tshisekedi also faces criticism for delaying an inter-Congolese dialogue as rival talks take shape in Goma. US Partnership: Kinshasa is urging Washington to turn Lobito Corridor and Grand Inga commitments into projects, jobs and investment—not just signed agreements.
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