AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPress Freedom in Gabon: The CPJ is urging Gabonese authorities to lift the indefinite suspension of Info241, saying the media regulator shut down the 13-year-old outlet after it relayed allegations by a Europe-based activist about President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema and his entourage. Sports—Gabon in CAF competitions: Gabon’s Mangasport will face Namibia’s African Stars in CAF Champions League qualifying, with the first leg in Moanda (4–6 Sept) and the return in Gabon (11–13 Sept); in the CAF Confederations Cup, Unam will play Angola’s Kabuscorp (first leg in Gabon, 4–6 Sept; return in Luanda, 11–13 Sept). Gabon in science and environment: A Caltech-led study questions earlier claims about ancient carbon-isotope signals using drill cores from Gabon’s Francevillian Basin, adding new debate to Earth’s early oxygen-and-carbon-cycle history. Regional context: The UAE says it has signed 38 trade deals under its CEPA programme, while OPEC reports July output rebounded by about 1.7m bpd—figures that include declines for Gabon.
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