AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoWAEC Results & Exam Integrity: WAEC released 2026 CB-WASSCE results across Nigeria, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire and Equatorial Guinea: 1.2m candidates (61.54%) earned at least five credits including English and Maths, while 167,486 results (8.59%) were withheld over alleged malpractice—especially mobile phone use despite bans and organised cheating, with some supervisors/invigilators reportedly arrested for sanctions. Regional Diplomacy: Angola is in Cairo for the 21st Africa-Arab Partnership senior officials meeting, reviewing how to deepen dialogue and cooperation after the 2016 Malabo summit—an agenda that directly links to Equatorial Guinea’s regional convening role. Pan-African Parliamentary Push: Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings urged stronger, results-focused parliamentary partnerships to advance Agenda 2063 and called for faster ratification of the Malabo Protocol to strengthen the Pan-African Parliament’s legislative authority. Education & Mobility (Russia-Equatorial Guinea): Rossotrudnichestvo and Equatorial Guinea’s ambassador discussed expanding university quotas in Russia, citing rising applications after quotas were doubled, plus cultural programming via a Malabo Russian House. Security & Governance (Cybercrime): INTERPOL says AI now powers over 55% of reported cybercrime in Africa, with losses rising to $484m since 2024—warning that many legal instruments predate today’s AI-driven tactics. Human Rights & Migration: A report says the US has sent deportees to “third countries” in Africa, including Equatorial Guinea, raising concerns over non-refoulement and due process.
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