AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGabon eVisa Update: Gabon has published official eVisa fees for single- and multiple-entry travel, plus stay durations, and warned applicants not to travel before their scheduled arrival date or they risk deportation. Gabon Legal & Politics: Opposition figure Bilie-By-Nze’s lawyers have asked France to intervene as the case continues to draw international attention. Culture & Sport: Nzango—an old Central African foot game—helped bring communities together in Portland, showing how sport can double as cultural exchange and social glue. Music Spotlight: AFRIMMA 2026 nominees are out after a two-year break, with Davido leading nominations and Burna Boy, Black Sherif, Diamond Platnumz, Tyla and Tems also in the mix. Education Access: Airtel Africa plans to connect 5,000 schools to free internet by 2027 with UNICEF, building on thousands of learners already reached. Travel Rules Roundup: Multiple countries released 2026 visa/eVisa lists, including DR Congo’s eVisa eligibility and Liberia’s online visa-on-arrival steps.
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