AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDeportations to Equatorial Guinea: The U.S. has sent dozens of immigrants to Equatorial Guinea under “third-country” deals, including a Brazilian deportee who says he was forced off a plane after refusing to board, and other reports alleging shackling and degrading treatment while detainees are held at a hotel linked to Teodoro Obiang. Immigration crackdown scrutiny: U.S. Homeland Security dismissed a New York Times report on deportation flights as “garbage,” while CBS says ICE expanded the program with more than 100 deportees shipped to eight African countries over 10 days. Connectivity upgrade: Starlink launched high-speed broadband services in Equatorial Guinea after provisional approval in late July, with service maps now showing active coverage. Regional sports spotlight: CAF Champions League qualifiers begin this weekend, with Mighty Wanderers hosting Tanzania’s Simba SC in the first leg as clubs chase group-stage spots. Agriculture push: Former President Goodluck Jonathan urged African leaders to move from agricultural declarations to action, backing productivity, patient investment, and commercialization at scale.
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