AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS Immigration Courts: The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily cleared the way for President Trump’s administration to resume “third-country” deportations, allowing removals to places migrants have never lived in while the legal fight continues, with arguments set for December and a final ruling expected later. Human Rights Alarm: UN human-rights experts warn the policy risks torture, trafficking and enforced disappearances, saying the harms are no longer hypothetical. Regional Impact: Reports say the policy has already sent thousands to countries including Uganda and Equatorial Guinea, raising fresh concerns for people from the region. Sports—AFCON Qualifiers: Sierra Leone’s Leone Stars returned home after back-to-back AFCON qualifying defeats, including a 1-0 loss to Equatorial Guinea, with calls for earlier tactical changes and better player health checks. Business—Oil: Tullow Oil shares fell about 50% after Ghana won a $196.5 million tax dispute at arbitration. Trade & Industry: Hitachi Construction Machinery Europe is reshaping its dealer network across West and Central Africa, including expanded coverage in Equatorial Guinea. Culture: Macau announced a packed month of cultural and sporting events, including the Lusofonia Festival featuring performances by groups from Brazil and Equatorial Guinea.
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