AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUN Human Rights: A new UN report warns that people cooperating with UN human rights work are facing intimidation and reprisals, with digital surveillance and shrinking civic space making it harder for defenders, journalists, lawyers and trade unionists to engage. WAEMU Fuel Shock: Ghana’s petrol and diesel prices jumped far faster than the WAEMU average during the latest global energy escalation, with the analysis comparing Ghana to Guinea-Bissau and other WAEMU states. Visa Rules for Guinea-Bissau Travelers: Malaysia confirms a mandatory Single Entry eVisa for social visits for citizens of 31 countries, including Guinea-Bissau, for 2026 travel. Cashew Economy: Guinea-Bissau’s PM calls for local cashew processing and financing mechanisms across the value chain to raise incomes and strengthen the economy. Constitutional Referendum Watch: WADEMOS says disputes around Guinea-Bissau’s August 30 constitutional referendum could deepen tensions ahead of December elections. Cultural Exchange in Academia: University of Macau’s International Night highlights growing international student links, including participants from Guinea-Bissau. Church Regionalization: Africa College of Bishops (United Methodist Church) backs regionalization and plans for stronger West Africa leadership.
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