AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoJudo Development: A 10-day course in Djibouti brought 30 coaches and athletes together to build skills in technique, coaching and refereeing, with sessions also focused on teaching children. Detention Case: The family of South African businessman Winston Cliff says it has received conflicting explanations for his detention at Gabode prison since August; South Africa says it cannot intervene in Djibouti’s legal process. Migration: Gendarmes detained 224 people in dawn raids in the capital and took them to the border, according to state media, which did not disclose their nationalities or whether children were among them. Yemen Displacement: More than 3,800 Yemenis, about half of them children, had reached Djibouti by sea as of October 17, the IOM reported, amid escalating conflict and growing humanitarian needs. Media Training: A Djiboutian journalist is among participants from 11 countries attending a broadcast journalism programme in Kolkata, India, aimed at building skills and cross-border professional ties.
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