AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAgrifood Innovation: A new call to take African farming technologies beyond pilot projects highlights AI, drones, sensors and digital platforms as tools to improve yields and resilience. Digital Access: Access Now documents years-long internet disruptions on Equatorial Guinea’s Annobón island, warning that prolonged outages can cut communities off from communications and essential services. Regional Blue Economy: Nigeria will lead a Gulf of Guinea marine policy effort involving Equatorial Guinea and seven other states, with goals including maritime security and sustainable ocean governance. Digital Transformation: African Union ministers and experts meet in Libreville from October 26 to 29 to advance digital inclusion and review AI, data governance, digital identity and cybersecurity. Education: Equatorial Guinea ranks tenth in an African literacy list, with a reported adult rate of 88.31%; the figures come from different years, so they are not a uniform 2026 comparison. Offshore Drilling: Transocean’s Deepwater Conqueror is set to finish its current Equatorial Guinea programme before beginning a new US Gulf contract in the third quarter of 2027.
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