AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGovernment Accountability: Equatorial Guinea’s Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue says the prime minister and the whole cabinet resigned after achieving “barely 10%” of government targets, with the ruling party framing it as an institutional reorganization. Regional Business & Finance: Cameroon stayed the biggest credit market in CEMAC in Q1 2026, while lending activity slowed and borrowing costs rose; Equatorial Guinea was among the lower-credit countries in the bloc. Trade & Diplomacy for Growth: Zimbabwe and Equatorial Guinea signed four MoUs during President Obiang Nguema Mbasogo’s Zimbabwe visit, covering education, economic and trade cooperation, interpreter/training, and joint commission rules—aimed at boosting trade, tourism, and investment. Energy & Exploration: TGS secured a deal to harmonise offshore Equatorial Guinea seismic data into a large multi-client MegaSurvey, supporting exploration risk reduction across the Rio del Rey and Rio Muni basins. Agribusiness Export Pressure: CEMAC agricultural export prices fell in Q1 2026, with cocoa driving the drop—an issue that also affects Equatorial Guinea’s export earnings.
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