AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoECOWAS Court Pushes Media for Better Compliance: The ECOWAS Community Court of Justice opened a three-day workshop for journalists, urging them to pressure member states to implement regional judgments, after concerns that enforcement remains below expectations. ECOWAS Recruitment Drive: ECOWAS launched recruitment for nationals across its agencies, with vacancies spanning health, finance, energy, legal affairs and anti-money laundering roles; the bloc says it charges no recruitment fees. Cocaine Route Pressure on West Africa: New reporting highlights how cocaine trafficking is increasingly exploiting weak governance and porous borders, with Guinea-Bissau no longer seen as the main gateway as hubs shift across the coast. Senegal and Port Vulnerabilities: Investigations point to Senegal emerging as a strategic hub and to corruption risks at ports and patrols across the region. Chevron Eyes More Oil in Guinea-Bissau: Chevron plans to raise global exploration spending by over 50% versus 2025, including expanded activity in Guinea-Bissau alongside Egypt and others. Sports With Guinea-Bissau in the Spotlight: Nigeria’s Super Eagles prepare for AFCON 2027 qualifiers, with a trip to Bissau after opening against Madagascar, as officials urge a strong start and avoid complacency.
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