AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTrafficking: Guinea-Bissau police rescued dozens of people from a suspected trafficking network, while reports describe women lured to Bissau with false promises of work and later stranded or abused. Health: Guinea-Bissau halted a US-backed hepatitis B study of newborns amid global ethical concerns. Food Security: A WFP-backed village project in Gabu is linking school meals with poultry, gardens, sewing classes and solar-powered irrigation to strengthen incomes and nutrition. Energy: Seismic firm TGS plans to reprocess more than 11,000 square kilometres of offshore Guinea-Bissau data, potentially sharpening exploration prospects. Regional Security: Senegal arrested 30 people after dismantling a Casamance rebel site; the movement has been accused of seeking refuge in Guinea-Bissau. Travel: Guinea-Bissau was among African countries with Schengen visa rejection rates above 45% in 2024, according to a report on barriers facing African travellers.
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