AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS Supreme Court & Immigration: The US Supreme Court let the Trump administration resume rapid “third-country” deportations while a legal challenge continues, suspending a lower-court order that required notice and a chance to contest removal; critics call it “reckless cruelty,” and UN human-rights experts warn of torture, trafficking and enforced disappearance risks, with reported destinations including Equatorial Guinea and other African states. CAF & AFCON 2027: CAF is reportedly weighing contingency plans for AFCON 2027 if Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania miss readiness deadlines, with Morocco, South Africa and Algeria mentioned as possible backups despite CAF president Patrice Motsepe saying there is no “Plan B or C.” Regional Mobility: Tanzania removed Nigerian nationals from its “referred visa” category, ending special clearance requirements and moving applicants to standard procedures. Energy & Investment: Mermaid Maritime set up a Nigeria-focused subsea services joint venture, and Tullow Oil shares plunged after Ghana won a $196.5m tax dispute at arbitration. Sports (AFCON Qualifiers): Sierra Leone’s Leone Stars returned home after back-to-back AFCON qualifying defeats to Zimbabwe and Equatorial Guinea, with a key double-header against DR Congo next.
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