AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: The Central African Republic joined foreign ministers from seven other countries at a Sahel-Saharan bloc meeting in Tripoli focused on restructuring the organization and strengthening regional security and economic cooperation. Refugee Returns: Chad, CAR and UNHCR discussed restarting voluntary returns for more than 140,000 Central African refugees in Chad, with plans to set security arrangements, resources and a timetable for the first groups. AFCON: CAR has appointed Moroccan Abdelaziz Kerkache as coach ahead of its November qualifiers against Benin, recalling Geoffrey Kondogbia and Louis Mafouta as the team seeks its first points. Security: Authorities say the army and allied Russian specialists killed armed-group commander Marcel Ndale and that the wider situation is calm. Separately, reports say four young men were killed near Délémbé in Vakaga; attribution remains unverified. Health: WHO recorded two yellow fever cases in CAR, with no deaths, among nine African countries reporting cases through October 12. Deportation Case: A U.S. judge ordered the return of Nicaraguan immigrant Kenis Lopez Gonzalez, deported to CAR, but the U.S. government is challenging the order.
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