AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCholera Crisis: The WHO says cholera has killed about 1,800 people in the DRC this year, with 60,000 cases. Spread along the Congo River raises fears it could reach Kinshasa, while conflict and poor access hamper the response. Ebola Outbreak: A British healthcare worker infected in the DRC is being evacuated to the UK; WHO warns against underestimating the risk of further spread. Two candidate vaccines targeting the Bundibugyo strain have been recommended for trials in the DRC, with results expected in 2027. Eastern Conflict: Thousands marched in Uvira against Joseph Kabila’s new FRN movement, calling for dialogue and an end to the fighting. Separately, the group has been accused of threatening a community radio station and seeking to control its broadcasts. Power Investment: The DRC is seeking $12 billion for electricity projects over five years, with a smaller Inga expansion now proposed to supply mines and industry.
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