AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoHealth Financing: Uganda and the US signed a $1.7b (about Shs6.4tn) five-year health deal for 2026–2030, with more funds flowing through Ugandan systems to strengthen health planning, workforce capacity and supply chains. Anti-Corruption: State House ordered reinstatement of Finance officials interdicted over a Shs60b cyber fraud case at Bank of Uganda, even as court proceedings continue. Oil & Trade: Uganda named its crude blend “Pearl Sweet” as first oil nears, while Uganda–Nigeria talks target export deals including 2,000 Ankole cows. Education: Govt says schools reopen for Third Term on September 14, rejecting social media claims of a shift. Justice & Rights: A Wakiso SGBV coalition petitioned police and district leaders over extortion and barriers to justice for survivors. Digital Infrastructure: WIOCC secured $300m to expand Africa’s open-access fibre and data centres. Regional Crisis: Africa CDC says it’s too early to declare DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak under control; deaths have surpassed 3,000. Business/Transport: Uber shut down ride-hailing in Nigeria and Uganda, citing a business review, while launching AI robotaxis in London.
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