AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaritime Skills Push: OMAOC’s delegation visited the ASABA shipyard in Malabo, touring construction/repair workshops and slipways to spotlight Equatorial Guinea’s capacity for vessel building and maintenance, while mapping collaboration with regional maritime training institutions. Local Workforce Development: The Transport ministry is backing a five-year plan to train young Equatoguineans for the maritime-port sector, combining classroom learning with practical experience. Cybersecurity Warning: Uganda’s police forensic chief urged stronger “brick wall” defenses as digitisation expands attack surfaces, citing cross-border cybercrime risks after a Rwanda bank incident reportedly led to stolen funds being moved and withdrawn in Uganda. AI and Crime: Interpol says AI boosted cybercrime across Africa in 2025, with phishing and identity theft driving major losses and uneven implementation of the Malabo cyber framework. Health Research Focus: New analysis highlights rising ovarian cancer burden in Africa and the need for better early diagnosis, care capacity, and screening strategies. Oil & Gas Update: Kosmos Energy’s latest call points to Equatorial Guinea-linked progress, including debt reduction, Jubilee output expectations, and cost improvements tied to asset disposals.
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