AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoKenya FX & trade pressure: Kenya’s foreign exchange reserves fell for five straight weeks (Aug 6–Sep 3), dropping about KSh 63bn; import cover slipped to 6.1 months, though reserves remain above the 4-month statutory buffer. Fertilizer crunch in Burundi: Bubanza farmers say chemical fertilizer shortages persist since January 2026; urea is reportedly over 350,000 BIF on the black market versus 66,000 BIF officially, squeezing yields and even land leasing. Security & political risk: Burundi police presented two soldiers accused of plotting with journalist Bob Rugurika to recruit for a rebellion, raising questions about arrest and shifting allegations. Refugee livelihoods & school costs: In Musasa and Kinama, 907 refugee households start receiving funds to launch income activities (agriculture/livestock), while Musasa parents report anxiety over delayed school supplies amid reduced aid. EAC governance push: EALA Speaker Joseph Ntakirutimana urged EAC states to align democratic systems to speed up economic transformation.
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