AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRegional Justice: The Gambia will use $2.5 million from the sale of Yahya Jammeh’s US mansion to compensate victims of his rule. Jammeh, who is accused of grave abuses and looting public funds, now lives in Equatorial Guinea. Oil Policy: Malabo is preparing a more flexible hydrocarbon law as crude output has fallen sharply, hoping to attract drilling and investment to mature fields. Regional Diplomacy: President Teodoro Obiang, chair of ECCAS, called for stronger regional cohesion and faster progress on trade, infrastructure and peace. Equatorial Guinea’s regional integration minister also led ECCAS officials to Brazzaville to seek guidance on the bloc’s priorities. Digital Rights: Access Now documented prolonged internet restrictions on Annobón, raising concerns about residents’ access to communications and essential services. Maritime Security: An investigation into Russian cargo ships carrying military exports reports that vessels have called at Bata, with some later lingering off sensitive coastlines.
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