AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoEnergy Deal: Chevron has agreed to transport natural gas from Equatorial Guinea’s Block I to the Punta Europa complex in Malabo, aiming to improve gas use, cut flaring and support the country’s push to diversify and create jobs. Regional Trade & Infrastructure: Cameroon is advancing studies to rehabilitate the Ebolowa–Ambam highway, a key corridor linking to Equatorial Guinea and expected to boost movement of agricultural goods and timber to border markets. Finance & Inclusion: Afriland First Bank opened in the Central African Republic under COBAC’s single-licence rules, targeting a largely unbanked market and aiming to grow deposits by 2030. Digital & Business Growth: Equatorial Guinea partners with Huawei to boost digital infrastructure, while Hammitt appoints a Chief Digital Officer to accelerate omnichannel growth. Governance & Data Systems: Zimbabwe took over the chairmanship of the Bureau of African Registrars General from Equatorial Guinea, focusing on strengthening civil registration and vital statistics across Africa. CPLP Cooperation: CPLP marks 30 years, with Equatorial Guinea highlighted among members, as Luanda hosts parliamentarians to strengthen democratic cooperation.
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