AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUNESCO Heritage Boost for Comoros: UNESCO has inscribed six centuries-old Comorian medinas (living towns of palaces, mosques and narrow streets) on the World Heritage List, with the culture minister calling it a “starting point” that brings both protection duties and new opportunities for fragile heritage. Water Crisis in Moroni: AFP reports Moroni residents still face water cuts and weak flows, with people queuing for tanker deliveries and paying steep prices during the dry season. Regional Energy & Research: Registration is open for the 11th African Rift Geothermal Conference in Moroni (19–24 Oct 2026), aiming to attract research, investment and policy support for geothermal development. Travel Rules Affecting Comorians: A guide notes Comoros is among nationalities that may need a Schengen visa for Spain, while South Africa’s eVisa list also includes Comoros for online applications. Migration Tragedy: At least 14 migrants from DRC, Burundi and the Comoros died after a boat broke down off Tanzania’s Mafia Island; 22 were rescued. Sports Spotlight: Comoros defender Housseine Zakouani has joined Tanzania’s Young Africans (Yanga), strengthening their 2026/27 campaign.
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