AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDeportations to Equatorial Guinea: Reports say U.S. ICE deported more than 100 people to African “third countries,” with some flights ending in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, where detainees were reportedly held in hotels under armed guard. Aviation & connectivity: Starlink launched broadband services in Equatorial Guinea after provisional approval in late July, while Ibom Air added an Airbus A220-300 to grow its fleet to 10 and push toward 5m passengers by end-September 2026. Regional debt costs (CEMAC): Cameroon’s short-term borrowing rates hit a new July high, and Equatorial Guinea recorded the region’s highest Treasury bill rate at 7.87%, signaling tighter financing conditions across CEMAC. Trade signals (tobacco leaf): Equatorial Guinea ranks among top African tobacco leaf importers, taking 5.02% of continental imports in 2024. Agroecology push: Congo Basin countries, including Equatorial Guinea, adopted the Yaounde Declaration 2026 to scale agroecology and steer at least 30% of relevant food-system budgets toward it.
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