AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDeportation Rights Under Scrutiny: Reuters reports Equatorial Guinea police pulled firearms on migrants deported from the U.S. after a dispute at Malabo’s Hotel Bamy, with phones seized and one deportee, Ahmed Soliman, later taken into custody incommunicado—raising fresh alarms about access to legal help and safety. Capital Relocation Watch: AFP says Ciudad de la Paz, declared Equatorial Guinea’s new political capital months ago, remains a near-empty “ghost town” with major buildings but no residents, shops, or schools, despite a one-year deadline for institutions to move from Malabo. Regional Trade Update: CEMAC preferential trade approvals show Cameroon dominating the scheme, while Equatorial Guinea still posts 11 approved companies covering 109 products—useful context for Malabo’s economic positioning in the bloc. Sports & Diplomacy Angle: DR Congo named Europe-based players for 2027 AFCON qualifiers against Equatorial Guinea, highlighting how international eligibility rules and squad-building could shape upcoming matches.
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