Malabo Arts & Culture: A new exhibition, “Historical Events Through the Lens of Soviet and Russian Photographers,” has opened at the Russian Cultural Centre in Malabo, curated from TASS archives and attended by diplomats and Equatoguinean youth, with organisers framing the images around history, science, sport—and a call for peace. Venice Biennale Spotlight: The DRC’s pavilion at Venice Biennale 2026, “Simba Moto! Seize the Fire!,” is being hailed as one of Africa’s strongest national presentations, using fire as a metaphor for creation and “forging” rather than catastrophe. Sports & Identity: Malawi’s Women’s Africa Cup of Nations run continues to inspire after beating Ghana 2-1 to book a first-ever Women’s World Cup spot, while Equatorial Guinea’s own football presence remains in the spotlight across the tournament build-up. Equatorial Guinea in the News: A youth recruitment story highlights how Russian recruiters allegedly tricked an Equatoguinean into signing documents he couldn’t understand before being sent to the front in Ukraine. Local Football Transfers: Equatorial Guinea defender Javier Mum Boho is drawing interest from MTN Super League clubs after leaving FC MUZA, with multiple teams reportedly monitoring his free-agent status. Education & Exams: WAEC released 2026 WASSCE results for school candidates, with Equatorial Guinea among the participating countries, and also outlined how candidates can apply for digital certificates online.