AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOil & Diplomacy: Equatorial Guinea’s oil decline since 2007 is reshaping foreign involvement, with Exxon exiting in 2024 while China pushes broader support for Malabo’s diversification and public health—raising worries that reduced Western engagement could open space for Beijing’s growing influence. Immigration & Health: ICE has expanded deportation flights to “third countries” in Africa, including Equatorial Guinea, with reports that many deportees have no criminal history and some face serious medical conditions. Remote Work Signals: A Remitly study on LinkedIn listings puts Equatorial Guinea at the top of Africa for remote job availability (98.5%), while South Africa ranks last (17.6%), highlighting uneven digital work opportunities across the region. Security Tech for Oil Theft: Nigeria’s Tantita unveiled TOCA, a government-only platform using satellite imagery and radio frequency monitoring to track vessel activity and reconstruct movements in Nigerian waters. Energy Events: African Energy Week 2026 is set for Cape Town (Oct 12–16), with organizers pitching investment deals across oil, gas and coal amid shifting global energy security concerns.
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