AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUS–Equatorial Guinea Deportations: Rights lawyers have filed a case at the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, accusing Equatorial Guinea of forcing U.S. deportees back to countries where they fear persecution, and asking for an immediate halt, better detention conditions, and compensation. Regional Migration Deal Expansion: The Central African Republic has agreed to accept “third-country” deportees from the United States, adding to similar arrangements already involving Equatorial Guinea and others. US Immigration Court Setback: A U.S. federal judge struck down Trump-era policies that paused asylum and other immigration benefit decisions for applicants from dozens of countries, including Equatorial Guinea, calling the delays unlawful. Digital Family Protection Push: Ghana’s communications minister Samuel Nartey George urged African lawmakers to protect children and family values from foreign-controlled algorithms, calling it “algorithmic parenting” and urging urgent laws. Sports—Malabo U18 AfroBasket: Chad beat Gabon 85–58 to win Zone 4’s final ticket, with Equatorial Guinea failing to advance after losing all four games in Malabo. Oil & Gas: Galp signed a tentative deal to run offshore exploration studies on blocks EG-02, EG-09 and H near Bioko, ahead of a potential production-sharing contract.
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