AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDeportation Detention in Malabo: Police in Equatorial Guinea pulled firearms on U.S.-deported migrants at Hotel Bamy after a dispute over confiscated phones, Reuters reports, raising fresh alarms over medical care, legal access and safety for people held in legal limbo in the former capital. Custody Crackdown: A lawyer for Egyptian deportee Ahmed Soliman says he was taken into custody and held incommunicado after security forces seized deportees’ phones, with the government yet to respond. New Capital Still Empty: Ciudad de la Paz—declared Equatorial Guinea’s political capital months ago—remains largely lifeless, with officials and infrastructure in place but no residents, shops or schools, AFP reports. Regional Trade Boost: CEMAC approved 120 additional products from 14 Cameroonian firms under its preferential trade regime, with Equatorial Guinea listed among the bloc members benefiting from the scheme. Diplomacy & Business Links: Sri Lanka’s new UNECA envoy says it is exploring practical cooperation with Africa, including textiles and apparel with Equatorial Guinea.
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