AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoVisa-Free Travel: Uganda published its 2026 visa-exempt list, confirming Comoros is among 21 African countries whose citizens can enter without a visa via bilateral agreements. Kiswahili Momentum: Kiswahili is getting major regional push—from Burundi’s Kiswahili conference urging AI-backed learning, to Tanzania’s World Kiswahili Day showcase in Algeria highlighting diplomacy and global reach, and UNESCO’s African Group chair calling for Kiswahili to strengthen unity and peace. Football & Talent: Comoros winger Rafiki Said is set for Wolves after signing from Standard Liège in a deal reported up to £7.7m, adding fresh Comoros talent to European club football. Arts, Culture & Independence: Comoros Arts Hub also marks independence anniversary stories, including Comoros’ July 6, 1975 path to independence from France, alongside other African nations’ milestones. Global Noise (Not Arts-Led): Big international headlines on Hormuz tensions and EU sanctions dominated elsewhere, but they’re not arts-focused for our readers.
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