AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDeportation Safety Alarm: Police in Equatorial Guinea pulled guns on U.S.-deported migrants at a Malabo hotel after a dispute over confiscated phones, and one deportee, Ahmed Soliman, was later taken into custody and held incommunicado as authorities seized detainees’ phones, raising fresh fears for the safety of people sent to the country. New Capital, No Life: Ciudad de la Paz—declared Equatorial Guinea’s new political capital months ago—remains a near-empty “ghost town,” with official buildings and services built but no residents, shops, or schools, leaving the relocation plan short on real impact. Regional Mobility Watch: A 2026 passport review lists Equatorial Guinea among 54 destinations offering eVisas to Nigerians, highlighting how travel access is expanding across the region. Sports & Eligibility: DR Congo’s World Cup momentum is feeding into 2027 AFCON qualifiers, with new Europe-based players added for matches against Equatorial Guinea—though FIFA eligibility approvals are still pending.
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