AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFaith & Society: Catholic Bishop Daibes said Djibouti’s political stability can’t hide deep inequality, calling the minimum wage too low for families as the cost of living stays high; he highlighted Caritas Djibouti’s work with migrants, including undocumented arrivals from Ethiopia, plus support for unaccompanied street children entering the education system. Aid Accountability: A new USAID audit flags rotten “super cereal” stored in Djibouti for months—accepted despite defects, kept in extreme heat, and later found infested—raising fresh questions about how food aid is handled and monitored. Travel & Mobility: Azerbaijan’s e-visa list for 2026 includes Djibouti among only five African countries eligible, while Ethiopia’s 2026 visa-free entry also lists Djibouti (alongside Kenya), making regional movement easier for qualifying passport holders. Red Sea Culture-Lifestyle Angle: With Bab el-Mandeb and Hormuz tensions back in the spotlight, Djibouti’s role as a gateway for shipping and humanitarian routes is again in focus, shaping everyday life from travel plans to local livelihoods.
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