AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoU-23 Football: Ghana lost 1–0 to Libya in the first leg of their qualifier. If the Black Meteors advance, they could face Equatorial Guinea or Niger. Accountability: A Malibu estate once owned by Vice-President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue sold for $93.5 million in June, renewing attention to a US corruption case in which the property was seized. Public records have not confirmed the reported buyer. Club Football: FIFA has imposed a registration ban on Club Deportivo Mongomo, one of seven African clubs on its latest list. National Team: Goalkeeper Jesús Owono, left out of Equatorial Guinea’s squad after a fatal on-field collision in Spain, is reportedly considering leaving football as he copes with the tragedy. Energy: Chevron awarded EnerMech a pre-commissioning contract for an Equatorial Guinea gas pipeline. Science: The UNESCO–Equatorial Guinea life sciences prize honored neuroscientist Nancy Ip and Moroccan researcher Adnane Remmal for their work in Alzheimer’s research and antimicrobial resistance.
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