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US Deportations to Equatorial Guinea: Lawyers say the US has deported dozens via “third-country” flights, including about 10 people landed in Equatorial Guinea on July 30, with further legs to Sierra Leone, Ghana and the Central African Republic—raising fresh concerns about how deportations are being carried out. US Visa Overhaul for Africa: From August 1, routine visa processing will stop at the US Embassy in Abuja and 24 other African missions, with applicants directed to regional hubs; existing valid visas remain unchanged. Border Peace Deal: Gabon and Equatorial Guinea signed an agreement to implement the ICJ ruling ending their decades-long dispute over islands in the Gulf of Corisco, setting up technical commissions for demarcation and shared maritime resources. Russian Recruitment Warning: An Equatorial Guinean man says he was lured by recruiters to Russia with promises of work, only to face threats, confiscated passports and forced transfer toward the front lines in Ukraine. Women’s Football: Nigeria’s Super Falcons aim to bounce back after a shock loss to Malawi as they face Zambia in WAFCON group play.

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