AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoCultural Exchange: Macau’s Lusofonia Festival brought together performers from Portuguese-speaking communities, including Equatorial Guinea’s EPO Dance group, as part of a programme featuring music, food, crafts and nearly 690 artists. Health & Community: Equatorial Guinea is extending its malaria campaign from Bioko to the mainland and Annobón. The Bioko programme cut malaria prevalence from about 50% to 7%; a new $116 million investment will support the expansion and plans to vaccinate 300,000 children. Sport: Equatorial Guinea and Russia’s Olympic committees signed a cooperation agreement covering joint competitions, athlete and coach training, youth sport and scholarships. Education: Equatorial Guinea ranked 10th among Africa’s most literate countries, with a reported adult literacy rate of 88.31%. Migrant Rights: A Human Rights Watch report says the United States expelled 536 people to African countries that were not their own; interviews included deportees in Equatorial Guinea. The report alleges some were denied a meaningful chance to challenge their transfers.
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