AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEbola Travel Curbs for World Cup: The US, Mexico and Canada announced aligned public-health measures for arrivals from Ebola-risk African regions ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026, with Canada banning entry from DRC, Uganda and South Sudan for 90 days and asking arrivals to follow a 21-day quarantine. Border Screening Reality Check: Canada’s border agency also warned that a World Cup ticket is not a “ticket into the country,” stressing fans need the right travel documents for entry. Uganda–DRC Border Closure: Uganda shut its border with the DRC as Ebola fears rise, citing cross-border movement risk; officials reported rising infections and deaths in the DRC and intensified surveillance in Uganda. Nigeria Ebola Readiness: Nigeria’s NCDC placed Lagos, Abuja (FCT) and other states on high Ebola alert and is considering flight restrictions and isolation for suspected arrivals. Tourism Innovation (Zanzibar): Zanzibar launched Swahili luxury dhow sailing that blends taarab music with traditional dhow routes for a curated nautical tourism experience. Cruise Planning (Africa Ports): Viking revealed 2028–29 world cruise itineraries with calls including Zanzibar, Cape Town and Casablanca. Business & Growth: Africa’s 2026 outlook projects 4.2% growth, while the UAE reported 2025 hotel guest numbers topping 32 million (+5.1%).
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