AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFuel Rules: Gabonese stations are turning away food-grade containers under new jerrycan standards, drawing driver complaints as diesel queues and rationing have recently disrupted supplies in Libreville. Oil Production: VAALCO has completed its offshore Gabon drilling campaign and brought the ETSEM-3H well online at about 2,000 barrels a day gross, adding production at the Etame field. Public Finances: Moody’s has turned positive on its outlook for sub-Saharan Africa, but expects Gabon’s debt to rise sharply as the government struggles to rein in spending. Health: A UN report says at least 251 tonnes of illicit medical products were seized across Central Africa from 2020 to 2025, including in Gabon, warning that unsafe and diverted medicines can cause treatment failures and poisoning. Football: Gabon bounced back from an opening AFCON qualifying defeat to Morocco by beating Niger; the national basketball team is also set to compete in a regional qualifier in Cameroon from October 10 to 13.
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