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Telecom & Connectivity: Starlink has launched high-speed satellite internet services in Equatorial Guinea, following provisional authorisation granted by Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue on 29 July, with regulators now set to assess the service before long-term rules. Immigration & Human Rights: A new report says the Trump administration has expanded “third-country” deportations, sending more than 100 people to African states including Equatorial Guinea—despite many deportees having no ties to the countries they’re sent to. Energy & Trade: U.S. Energy Information Administration data shows U.S. crude imports from Iraq fell to zero last week, while Equatorial Guinea also recorded zero shipments in the same period, highlighting shifting supply flows. Diplomacy & Security: A wider analysis warns that as Equatorial Guinea’s oil output declines, Western engagement could fade—leaving space for China to deepen influence, including in public health and potential strategic reach. Sports Media: DAZN secured LaLiga EA SPORTS broadcast rights across Sub-Saharan Africa, including Equatorial Guinea, for the next three seasons starting this weekend.

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Jul. 9, 2026

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U.S. Guardian Angel Team Enabled Search for Downed Equatorial Guinea Military Helicopter

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Kosmos Energy Announces Completion of Sale of Equatorial Guinea Production Assets to Panoro Energy

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