AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFootball & Safety: A DRC coach banned by FIFA for 20 years over sexual abuse of a minor is still reportedly training young players, including in Kinshasa and around Malabo-linked youth work, raising fresh alarm about enforcement and safeguarding. WAFCON & Women’s Sport: Nigeria’s Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade says criticism of the team after their WAFCON exit is unfair, as the Falcons push for a World Cup route by beating South Africa in Casablanca. WAFCON Final Focus: Malawi’s historic run continues as they book the WAFCON final against Cameroon after beating Algeria 3-1, with the tournament also guaranteeing a new African champion and World Cup qualification for the finalists. Arts & Culture (Malabo): A Soviet-and-Russian photography exhibition has opened at the Russian Cultural Centre in Malabo, bringing archival images of major historical events to Equatorial Guinea’s public. Venice Biennale (DRC Pavilion): “Simba Moto! Seize the Fire!”—the DRC’s Venice Biennale presentation—stands out for its “fire as forge” theme, positioning creation over catastrophe. Equatorial Guinea Youth & Risk: An AFP report highlights how Equatorial Guinea youth can be lured into Russian recruitment traps, with victims describing coercion, language barriers, and forced transfer to the front lines.
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