AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTelecom & Connectivity: Starlink has launched high-speed satellite internet services in Equatorial Guinea after provisional approval for regulators to test the market, signaling a new push for faster, wider coverage. Public Finance & Regional Debt: CEMAC governments increased borrowing on the regional public securities market in July despite slightly higher costs, with Equatorial Guinea among the borrowers as outstanding debt rose to CFA10.56tn. Deportations & Human Impact: The U.S. expanded “third-country” deportation flows, with Equatorial Guinea named among destinations; separate reports also describe five deportees rerouted to Equatorial Guinea after refusing to disembark in Liberia. Business & Jobs Signals: A Remitly study on remote work availability ranked Equatorial Guinea at the top of African markets for remote-tagged vacancies (98.5%), a useful indicator for the country’s digital and services potential. Energy & Investment Context: Commentary on Equatorial Guinea’s post-oil transition highlights growing pressure for diversification as Western oil involvement fades and China’s broader engagement expands.
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