AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOpposition Under Pressure: Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Domingos Simoes Pereira remains under house arrest after a military court ordered the measure following renewed questioning over alleged coup plotting, with Portugal and other Portuguese-speaking states calling for his release while the military dismisses the criticism as interference. Aviation Deal for a National Carrier: United Nigeria Airlines signed an MoU with Guinea-Bissau to relaunch Air Bissau through a joint venture, with Nigeria expected to provide investment, aircraft and management, while Guinea-Bissau will designate the carrier as national and support licensing, training and airport arrangements. Health Sector Support: Public Health Minister Quinhin Nantote said China is playing a “relevant” role in Guinea-Bissau’s health sector after a handover of 16 IT computers to strengthen the ministry’s administrative and technical capacity. Regional Trade for Women: ECOWAS is hosting a two-week event in Lomé on women’s small-scale cross-border trade, reviewing progress across key corridors including Dakar–Banjul–Bissau. Maritime Security Watch: A report on US strikes near Oman highlights that one attacked vessel flew a Guinea-Bissau flag, raising questions about “flags of convenience” and oversight.
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