AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOpposition Under Pressure in Guinea-Bissau: A military court ordered PAIGC leader Domingos Simões Pereira to remain under house arrest after he was questioned again over alleged coup plotting, with heavy security around his court appearance. Food Crisis Warning: The UN World Food Programme says hunger is worsening in Guinea-Bissau’s June–August lean season, with school meal support cut sharply and specialized nutrition for under-twos suspended, leaving tens of thousands more children at risk. Health Sector Boost: Five Guinea-Bissau doctors returned from postgraduate specialization in Venezuela, now set to strengthen the country’s health system. Regional Energy Push: The World Bank reports major progress on West Africa’s power integration, expanding electricity access to over 3 million people and building thousands of kilometres of transmission lines across the region. US Deportations: The US DHS confirmed deportations under its West Africa Operations Watch plan, including 110 Nigerians and at least one person from Guinea-Bissau. Sports—Super Eagles Prep: Nigeria coach Eric Chelle says more young players will be used as the Super Eagles prepare for friendlies, with Guinea-Bissau listed among their 2027 AFCON qualifier opponents.
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