SENEGAL - DAKAR - DAKAR - 23 JUN 2025 (19H00) Air Senegal has announced two significant developments aimed at restoring stability and improving its operational capacity, following recent service disruptions and technical challenges. Today, 23 June 2025, the national airline introduced two Airbus A320 aircraft into service, one with 150 seats including 12 in Business class, and the other with 180 seats including 16 in Business class. Additionally, the company has confirmed that by the end of July 2025, it expects the return of its second Airbus A330-900 Neo and its second ATR 72-600, both vital for sustaining medium and long-haul operations. Chief Executive Officer Tidiane Ndiaye described these steps as critical to the airline’s strategy to enhance safety, comfort, and efficiency, particularly in anticipation of increased demand during the high and upcoming winter travel seasons. Advisory - Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [B2] (TN) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program

SOUTH AFRICA - GAUTENG - ALBERTON - 24 JUN 2025 (10H50) Cash-in-transit (CIT) robbery reported near Shoprite Katlehong at the corner of Moseu Street and Hospital Road in Katlehong, Alberton. Reports indicate ongoing gunfire in the area. Law enforcement has been dispatched to the scene to monitor the situation. Motorists and the public are advised to avoid the area and use alternative routes until the scene has been cleared. Advisory - Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [B1] (NM) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program

SOUTH AFRICA - GAUTENG - TSHWANE/ PRETORIA - 24 JUN 2025 (05H45) Protest expected at Shorburg Building on 429 Helen Joseph Street in Arcadia, Tshwane, today, 24 June 2025, by members affiliated with the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) to defend worker rights. Members will gather at Burgers Park at 08H00 and march to the South African Police Services (SAPS) Human Resource Development as part of ongoing efforts to defend worker rights, uphold human dignity in the criminal justice cluster, and demand justice in the face of systemic challenges. Law enforcement will be deployed to monitor the march the affected areas. The public is advised to avoid large gatherings and exercise caution. Advisory - Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. While we endeavour to post accurate and confirmed information only, protests and crime alerts are time and location sensitive and these may change after posting of alerts. Always be security aware and conscious of possible security risks. [A1] (NM)

SOMALIA - BANAADIR - MOGADISHU - 22 JUN 2025 (18H30) The United Nations (UN) has officially removed Somalia from its list of countries involved in the recruitment of children in armed conflict following reforms by the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS). The announcement recognises progress under Somalia’s National Action Plan on the Protection of Children in Armed Conflict, developed in collaboration with the UN, including the United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Transition Mission in Somalia (UNTMIS). The Ministry of Defence, as chair of the National Committee on the Protection of Children in Armed Conflict, highlighted the achievement as a milestone in reforming Somalias security institutions and strengthening child protection mechanisms. The ministry reaffirmed its commitment to upholding international obligations and to building a professional national army free of child rights violations while continuing efforts to combat al-Shabaab. Advisory - Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [A2] (LM) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program

SOUTH AFRICA - GAUTENG - SANDTON - 23 JUN 2025 (15H50) Water outage reported in parts of Douglasdale and Fourways in Johannesburg due to a major burst pipe at 69 Crawford Drive, Douglasdale. According to Johannesburg Water, the water supply has been isolated to facilitate emergency repair work. Technical teams are currently on-site addressing the issue, and the estimated time for restoration has not yet been confirmed. Residents in the affected areas are advised to make alternative water arrangements until further notice. Further updates are expected to be issued by Johannesburg Water. Advisory - Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [A2] (LM) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program

KENYA - NAIROBI - NAIROBI - 21 JUN 2025 (16H50) Gathering expected on Sunday, 22 June 2025, from 15H00 by a coalition of Christian organisations in Kenya at All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi to honour and pay tribute to the civilians killed during the anti-government protests that took place on 25 June 2024. The gathering will be led by the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK), together with the Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK), the Kenya Christians Professional Fellowship (KCPF), and the National Association of Youth Workers Networks (NAYNET), under the theme of Lest We Forget, aimed at reflecting the progress and determination of the nation and church members in calling for action against the Finance Bill proposed in 2024. Sources revealed that the members will be holding a candlelight vigil as part of the mobilisation for the Gen Z activists. The memorial comes ahead of a planned commemoration on Wednesday, 25 June 2025, by Gen Z activists, civil society groups, and opposition leaders, who have called for nationwide remembrance events to commemorate the one year since the protests over tax increases and governance concerns. Heightened police presence is expected to be observed in Nairobi for the duration of the day. Travellers are urged to remain vigilant for the duration of the gathering. Advisory - Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [B1] (VB) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program

DEM. REP. OF THE CONGO - ITURI - BUNIA - 17 JUN 2025 (08H20) Armed clashes reported in the village of Nogo in the Djugu area of Ituri province between the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (FARDC) and the Convention for the Popular Revolution (CRP) armed group. According to the military spokesman in Ituri, Jules Ngongo, the militiamen were ambushed by a FARDC combat patrol, resulting in the killing of five CRP militants and five others captured. Local sources revealed that weapons and ammunition were also recovered at the end of the operation. The security situation in the area remains unstable. The public is urged to avoid the area due to ongoing military operations. Advisory -Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [B1] (NM) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program

MALI - SÉGOU - DIOUROU - 18 JUN 2025 (21H00) Attack reported on a security post in Dioura, Segou region, by an unidentified terrorist group. Reports indicate that armed assailants launched an attack on the security post, no casualties have been reported. The Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) repelled the attack, resulting in armed clashes. This attack follows previous attacks in the area by jihadists, with the most recent attack at the military camp in the area. The public is advised to exercise caution and avoid the area. Advisory -Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [A1] (RM) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program

SOUTH AFRICA - WESTERN CAPE - KNYSNA - 23 JUN 2025 (09H50) The Electoral Commission (IEC) is scheduled to conduct the municipal by-elections for Ward 18 in the Knysna Municipality on Wednesday, 25 June 2025. The registration and voting took place at Concordia High School and Masifunde Library from 08H00 to 17H00. The voting stations will be open to allow all eligible voters to register and for current voters to check their registration details and to provide or update address details where necessary. The ward became vacant as a result of the councillor’s resignation. Advisory - Follow Company travel security advisories, refer to media and social media alerts where applicable, and adhere to company travel security policies at all times. [B1] (NM) www.willshir.com - 2025©Willshir - Business Intelligence Program