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Energy Transition: A new Climate Analytics report says wealthy fossil-fuel producers should cut output now and end production within 20 years, with coordinated planning to limit harm to poorer producers. Digital Rights: Access Now reports years-long internet disruptions in conflict-affected areas, including Equatorial Guinea’s Annobón island, and warns that prolonged outages can isolate communities and disrupt essential services. Blue Economy: Nigeria will lead work on a marine policy for nine Gulf of Guinea countries, including Equatorial Guinea, focused on maritime security, sustainable ocean governance and investment. Digital Transformation: African Union ministers and experts meet in Libreville on October 26–29 to advance digital inclusion, AI, data governance and cybersecurity. Agritech: African innovators are developing AI, drones and digital tools for farming, but scaling solutions beyond pilot projects remains a challenge.

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