AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUN Diplomacy & Human Dignity: Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai used the UNGA podium to demand Africa a permanent Security Council voice, but critics point to Liberia’s recent deal to host up to 1,200 US third-country deportees—raising questions about “humanitarian” claims. Third-Country Deportations in Focus (Equatorial Guinea): Reports say two men deported from the US to Equatorial Guinea were arrested after speaking out about conditions at a Malabo hotel, then transferred to prison—amid wider legal and human-rights scrutiny of the US “third-country” system. Legal Pushback in the US: A US federal judge ordered the return of a deported migrant from Africa after ruling ICE violated due process by transferring people without notice to challenge removal. Education & Skills: Equatorial Guinea’s women’s team reportedly lost to Barbados at the FIDE Chess Olympiad, while the education minister in Barbados backed chess as a practical learning tool for future business and tech skills. Regional Business Forum: The inaugural Alamein Africa Forum (Oct 2–4) is set to bring together African heads of state and major business leaders, with Equatorial Guinea among expected participants. Energy & Finance: BEAC is expanding CEMAC payment systems and cross-border settlement links, while EU talks with Cameroon highlight more energy and infrastructure grants—signals of regional investment momentum.
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