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Starlink in Malabo: SpaceX has launched Starlink high-speed broadband services in Equatorial Guinea, with service maps now showing active coverage after provisional approval by Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue on 29 July. Regional Finance Watch: Cameroon’s Treasury bill demand fell in July as banks preferred higher-yield rivals; Equatorial Guinea stood out with stronger participation (41.6%), highlighting shifting investor appetite across CEMAC. Deportations to Africa: A new report says the Trump administration expanded “third-country” deportations, sending more than 100 people to African states including Equatorial Guinea—sparking renewed rights concerns over people being removed to places they have no ties. Oil & Trade Signals: U.S. crude imports from Iraq reportedly dropped to zero for the week, while Equatorial Guinea also recorded no shipments in the same period—another reminder of how global supply swings can ripple through the region. Sports Streaming: DAZN secured LaLiga EA SPORTS broadcast rights across Sub-Saharan Africa, including Equatorial Guinea, starting this weekend through 2028/29.

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Jul. 9, 2026

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