AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Connectivity: SalamAir has launched a direct Muscat–Kigali route, with flights starting July 21 and running twice weekly—another boost for tourism, trade and business links. Regulated Betting: Rwanda has granted gambling licences to three operators (Betway, ElephantBet and ForteBet) to expand a supervised betting market with consumer safeguards and tighter controls. Genocide Justice: A Rwandan genocide survivor in Canada says he’s relieved after the arrest in Ottawa of Laurent Nduwayezu, wanted over 1994 killings. Road Safety: Nine people died and 12 were seriously injured in a Kamonyi crash after a passenger minibus collided with a CHACMAN truck. Sports (Regional): Gor Mahia began a Rwanda pre-season camp and are reportedly in talks to sign Ghana midfielder Ebenezer Ocran ahead of the CECAFA Kagame Cup. Travel Rules: France published student visa fees for Nigerians and many African applicants, setting a 50-euro rate for a large group of countries.
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