AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGhana–Gabon diplomacy: Presidents John Dramani Mahama and Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema launched a new phase of cooperation in Accra, signing MoUs on political consultations and diplomat training, with priority areas spanning trade, mining, oil and gas, energy, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, maritime affairs, transport, tourism, education, health, security, environmental protection and climate action. Xenophobia warning: In a joint communique, the two leaders condemned xenophobic attacks and discrimination as threats to African unity and Agenda 2063, calling for coordinated action through the AU, UN and AfCFTA. Gabon investment push: Gabon signaled momentum for a fresh upstream cycle, with its Ministry of Oil & Gas joining African Energy Week 2026 as a Diamond Partner and pointing to renewed exploration and contract talks with major operators. Biodiversity spotlight: BirdLife International marked 15 years of its Africa site-protection work, citing major forest loss and wetland decline and saying it has helped stop or slow damaging threats at dozens of sites. Wildlife ethics: A travel guide on sea turtle nesting warned that “hands-on” viewing can harm conservation if tourists crowd nests or treat releases as photo ops.
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