AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS deportees in Equatorial Guinea: AFP reports masked police dragged US deportees from a hotel under armed guard, with detainees alleging abuse, meagre rations and pressure to “go home” as authorities grow impatient with the US immigration crackdown’s “third country” transfers. UN youth & AI governance: Equatorial Guinea’s UN delegation, led by Ambassador Anatolio Ndong Mba, took part in the Youth and Artificial Intelligence Summit in New York, pushing youth participation and access to digital tech amid shared calls for dignity, jobs and education. US visa processing overhaul: The US consolidated routine visa services across Africa from Aug. 1, shifting applicants from 25 cities to 20 regional hubs; the US Mission in Nigeria says the Abuja embassy remains open, with changes limited to routine processing. Cybersecurity warning: Interpol says AI is boosting cybercrime across Africa, with AI linked to 55% of reported cybercrimes in 2025, urging stronger cooperation and safeguards. Aviation services in the region: RENAC (Eswatini) says demand for ground handling is rising, including work for international operators and Equatorial Guinea government-related services. Sports (regional interest): Malawi’s WAFCON final bid is powered by sisters Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga, who together scored nine of Malawi’s 12 goals.
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