AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEquatorial Guinea Government Shake-up: President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo has reappointed Manuel Osa Nsue Nsua as prime minister after the entire cabinet resigned for missing performance targets, with the vice president saying the administration delivered “barely 10 percent” of its goals—setting up a new, smaller-ministry cabinet. Reparations Push in Ghana: African and Caribbean leaders meeting in Accra backed a 19-point reparations plan calling for formal apologies, a Global Reparations Fund, debt relief, compensation, restitution of cultural property, climate justice financing, and diaspora right-of-return pathways. Next Steps Panels: Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama announced three global panels—advisory, cultural restitution, and legal—aimed at turning the UN slavery resolution into concrete action. Ebola Support: China’s vice premier pledged more medical backing for Africa’s Ebola response, citing teams already deployed and support under FOCAC. US Deportations Scrutiny: Reports say asylum seekers deported by the US to Sierra Leone still face risk of being sent back to countries where they fear persecution, despite prior US court orders. Maritime Ruling: ITLOS awarded the Marshall Islands damages in the M/T Heroic Idun (No.2) case involving Equatorial Guinea’s arrest and detention of the vessel and crew.
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