AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFootball: Equatorial Guinea’s 15 de Agosto were eliminated from the CAF Champions League after Tanzania’s Simba won 3-0 in the return leg, advancing 9-1 on aggregate. Economic Outlook: A study of least-developed-country graduations says Equatorial Guinea faced little immediate trade disruption because exports are dominated by hydrocarbons, but its dependence on natural resources underscores the need to diversify. Sporting Ties: Equatorial Guinea and Russia’s Olympic committees signed a cooperation deal covering joint competitions, athlete and coach training, youth sport and scholarships. Deportation Policy: Human Rights Watch says the US sent 536 people to African countries that were not their own between January 2025 and August 2026; Equatorial Guinea was among the destinations, and deportees were denied a meaningful chance to challenge transfers. Regional Justice: The Gambia received $2.57 million from the sale of former leader Yahya Jammeh’s US mansion for victim reparations. Jammeh, who was forced from power, lives in exile in Equatorial Guinea.
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