AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU Migration Crackdown: Greece says a “return hub” for rejected asylum seekers could start operating in Africa by mid-2027, with EU states keeping responsibility via “open facilities,” not sealed detention. Lamu Refinery Shockwaves: Aliko Dangote’s $16bn, 700,000-bpd refinery breaks ground in Kenya amid heavy security and land/compensation protests; Uganda’s Museveni backs the Lamu project but says he won’t invest, pointing to Uganda’s own “small refinery” plans. Uganda’s Digital Payments & Transport: Parliament reports digital number plate backlogs cleared and fitment times reduced, while MoMo School Pay is easing school fee collection and reconciliation. Education Funding Overhaul: Uganda plans to scrap per-pupil capitation grants for a cost-based model tied to real running expenses. Politics—NUP Defiance: NUP’s Muwanga Kivumbi, granted bail after months in detention, vows to keep speaking even if it leads to another “safe house.” Health & Research: Makerere launches a five-year clinical trials and epidemic preparedness push to build Africa-led research capacity. Business & Trade: Uganda and Kenya launch Business Network Uganda to deepen cross-border investment and partnerships. Sports: Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo is tipped to defend his Chicago Marathon title.
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