AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDeportation to third countries: A U.S. Supreme Court ruling keeps Trump’s “third-country” removals moving, with critics warning of torture and persecution risks for people sent to places like Equatorial Guinea. Human rights in Equatorial Guinea: A U.S.-linked detention case in Malabo’s decommissioned Bamy hotel has drawn fresh scrutiny, with reports of threats and beatings of deportees. Public health crackdown: The UN warns that medicine trafficking is a major Central Africa threat, citing at least 251 tonnes of seized medicines across CEMAC states from 2020-2025, including Equatorial Guinea. Legal pressure on Malabo: Spanish families of two men imprisoned in Malabo plan a peaceful traffic-blocking protest in Granada on Oct. 10, alleging an “imminent trial without evidence.” Energy and investment: Egypt signed cooperation deals with Equatorial Guinea covering agriculture, culture, tourism and aquaculture, while Africa Energy Week 2026 in Cape Town (Oct. 12-16) is set to spotlight regional energy investment.
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