AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS Immigration: The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily cleared the way for Trump’s administration to resume “third-country” deportations, letting removals proceed while a legal challenge is heard in December—meaning people can be sent to countries they’ve never lived in, including Equatorial Guinea, without the notice and chance to argue safety risks that a lower court had required. Human Rights Watch: UN experts and rights groups warn the policy is driving torture, trafficking, and other abuses, saying the harm is already happening, not just theoretical. AFCON 2027 Watch: CAF is reportedly weighing contingency plans for the 2027 AFCON hosts after concerns about Kenya and Uganda’s readiness, though CAF president Patrice Motsepe says there’s no “Plan B” yet. Local Sports: Sierra Leone’s Leone Stars return home after back-to-back AFCON qualifier defeats, including a 1-0 loss to Equatorial Guinea, while critics question their game management. Business & Industry: Hitachi is reshaping its dealer network across West and Central Africa, expanding coverage that includes Equatorial Guinea. Culture: Macau’s Lusofonia-linked arts festival will feature performances involving Equatorial Guinea, alongside Portuguese-speaking partners.
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