AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife & Conservation: Zimbabwe has started capturing and relocating selected plains game to Equatorial Guinea under a government-to-government conservation deal, after habitat suitability checks and with assurances the move won’t harm Zimbabwe’s own wildlife. Immigration & Travel: Namibia has published an updated visa-on-arrival list, including Equatorial Guinea among 28 African countries eligible, while Nigeria and more than 60 others are excluded. Oil & Gas (Regional): Panoro Energy is seeking a partner for offshore exploration near Equatorial Guinea’s infrastructure, targeting block EG-01 where two prospects could hold about 100 million barrels recoverable resources. Sports (CAF): CAF says Equatorial Guinea’s club representatives for the 2026/27 CAF Champions League qualifiers are still pending because domestic leagues are not yet finished, with current leaders 15 de Agosto/Leones Vegetarianos. Maritime Cooperation: Equatorial Guinea is listed among African delegations expected to participate in the International Naval Review 250 in New York, alongside Morocco and Senegal.
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