AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS Immigration Ruling: The Supreme Court temporarily lets the Trump administration resume fast “third-country” deportations, even as UN experts warn the policy can trigger torture and persecution; Reuters also reports LGBT migrants sent to African states where same-sex relations are criminalised. Equatorial Guinea in the spotlight: Multiple reports name Equatorial Guinea among destinations in these removals, raising fresh concern after allegations of abuse and gunpoint treatment. Regional diplomacy: Egypt signed cooperation deals with South Africa and Equatorial Guinea covering trade, investment, agriculture, tourism, aquaculture and pharmaceuticals, alongside broader AU-linked coordination at the Alamein Africa Forum. Economy & jobs: A salary ranking puts Djibouti top in Africa for 2026 take-home pay, with Equatorial Guinea in the top 10; Kenya is 10th. Finance in CEMAC: BEAC says troubled-loan ratios in the CEMAC zone fell to 15.4% by June 2026. Energy & shipping: A report says Russia’s “shadow fleet” surge has drawn registrations from Cameroon, Sierra Leone and Equatorial Guinea, as sanctions enforcement tightens. Local culture: Spanish-Equatoguinean ceramicist Bisila Noha wins the Tacchini Prize, with an exhibition in Milan.
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