AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDeportation Detention in Malabo: Reuters reports Equatorial Guinea police took U.S.-deported migrant Ahmed Soliman into custody and held him incommunicado after a dispute at Hotel Bamy; officers later seized phones from detainees, with the government yet to respond. Human Rights Alarm: Earlier coverage describes deportees confined in Malabo’s Hotel Bamy under harsh conditions, with witnesses saying police pulled guns during an altercation and detainees fear retaliation for speaking out. Immigration Policy Ripple: Malaysia confirmed a Single Entry eVisa requirement for citizens of 31 countries, including Equatorial Guinea, for social travel in 2026—adding another layer to regional mobility for people affected by deportation flows. New Capital, No Life: AFP says Ciudad de la Paz (formerly Oyala) has been declared Equatorial Guinea’s political capital, but remains a near-ghost town with institutions built and still no residents, shops, or schools. Regional Sports Spotlight: Sierra Leone’s AFCON 2027 qualifiers include a September 28 match against Equatorial Guinea, while DR Congo added Europe-based players for qualifiers starting with a September 24 visit to Kinshasa.
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