AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDeportation Pressure in Equatorial Guinea: US deportees held at a hotel in Equatorial Guinea say masked police dragged them outside with guns drawn, handcuffed them, and used intimidation to push them to “go home,” amid reports of abuse and meagre rations. Youth & AI at the UN: Equatorial Guinea’s Ambassador Anatolio Ndong Mba led the country’s delegation at the UN Youth and Artificial Intelligence Summit on International Youth Day, spotlighting dignity, education, decent work, and access to digital opportunities. Breastfeeding Spotlight (Maternal Health): Burundi’s exclusive breastfeeding success is being held up by WHO and UNICEF as a model for stronger health systems, workplace protections, and public investment—an angle that resonates across the region. Culture in Malabo: A new exhibition at the Russian Cultural Centre in Malabo presents historical events through Soviet and Russian photographers’ lenses, drawing Equatoguinean youth and diplomats. Sports Talk: A Super Falcons player’s message of resilience and bounce-back continues the week’s focus on women’s football and coaching debates. Food Security Focus: A regional push is reframing West Africa and the Sahel’s hunger crisis from emergency relief toward long-term resilience as climate shocks intensify.
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