AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFootball & Leadership: South Africa’s FA has approved Pitso Mosimane as the next Bafana Bafana coach, but talks over pay and his technical team mean he hasn’t signed yet, with a key 2027 Afcon qualifier against Guinea looming. Women’s Sports: ESPN ranks Nigeria’s WAFCON dominance, highlighting how the Super Falcons’ 10th title in Morocco capped years of comebacks and pressure wins. Education & Integrity: WAEC says it withheld 167,486 WASSCE results (8.59%) over alleged malpractice, citing phone use despite bans and organised cheating; it also released 2026 results showing 61.54% of candidates earned at least five credits including English and Maths. Migration & Rights: Human rights groups warn US “third-country removals” are catching people with protection status, with Equatorial Guinea named among recipient countries. Security & Tech: INTERPOL reports AI now powers over half of reported cybercrime in Africa, with losses rising to $484m. Politics (Equatorial Guinea): A profile notes President Teodoro Obiang has ruled since 1979 and that his son, Teodorin, is now Vice President. Energy (regional): VAALCO reports drilling and dividend updates tied to operations across Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
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