AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEbola Response in DRC: Schools reopened in Ebola-hit areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo after authorities judged transmission risk lower than the harm of prolonged remote learning; the outbreak has now surpassed 3,000 deaths, with schools in “red zones” in Ituri previously set for distance learning. Malnutrition Alarm: A major nutrition conference in Pakistan warned that malnutrition is underfunded despite catastrophic consequences, pushing for practical, measurable action to cut stunting and maternal risks. Rwanda–India Health & Investment Push: Rwanda invited Indian investors to explore opportunities spanning critical minerals, healthcare, tourism and manufacturing, signaling growing interest in cross-border health and services partnerships. Rwanda Health Workforce: 30 Rwandan medical students received scholarships to study in China, strengthening the pipeline of future clinicians. DRC Ebola Funding Gap: UN relief leaders said the DRC’s fast-growing Ebola outbreak still faces a $1.1bn funding gap, warning the virus is moving faster than response capacity. Nutrition & Food Systems in Kigali: At the Africa Food Systems Forum, experts highlighted how underfunding and weak systems worsen hunger and health outcomes, with Rwanda-linked initiatives spotlighted.
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