AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGabon-EU Fisheries: Gabon has ended its 19-year fisheries partnership with the European Union, cancelling the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement that let EU industrial vessels target tuna in Gabonese waters, saying the deal no longer matched Gabon’s economic interests. Gabon Offshore Energy: Record Resources CEO Michael Judson says the company is pushing ahead on Gabon’s Ngulu oil project, highlighting local relationships and fast execution as key advantages. Gabon Mining Watch: Millennial Potash reports strong Banio Potash Project results in Gabon, including 220 meters of potash-bearing rock with thick carnallitite seams, supporting plans to upgrade the geological model. Central Africa Finance: Access Bank Cameroon launched “Access Invest,” a digital platform to buy and sell CEMAC government securities, including instruments issued by Gabon. Sports—CAF: African Stars and UNAM set CAF qualifiers against Gabon’s Mangasport and Angola’s Kabuscorp respectively, with first legs starting early September. Sports—Youth Basketball: Gabon’s U18 AfroBasket campaign continues after group-stage results, with quarterfinal matchups confirmed for other teams.
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