AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEbola Border Rules: Canada has tightened entry for Ebola risk, banning foreign nationals who were in the DRC in the past 21 days from entering, with the move starting Monday night and lasting until Aug. 29; Canadian citizens and residents can still enter but face health checks and a 21-day quarantine. Travel Safety Signals: The U.S. issued a new “Do Not Travel” Level 4 advisory covering 23 countries, including South Sudan and the DRC, warning Americans to avoid travel due to extreme security risks and limited consular help. UNESCO Heritage Watch: UNESCO is set to consider adding South Sudan’s Boma–Badingilo migratory landscape to the World Heritage in Danger list, alongside other threatened sites, as conflict and climate pressures grow. Aviation for Travelers: President Salva Kiir inaugurated Terminal 3 at Juba International Airport, pitching it as a boost for safer, more efficient passenger handling and improved connectivity for trade and tourism. Culture & Commemoration: South Sudan’s culture minister urged peaceful Martyrs’ Day observances on 30 July despite a lack of a government budget for official events.
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