AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGabon-EU Trade: Gabon has ended its 19-year fisheries partnership with the European Union, saying the deal no longer serves its economic interests; the government formally ended the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement on June 29, 2026, after seeking renegotiation. CEMAC Markets: Access Bank Cameroon launched “Access Invest,” a fully digital platform to buy and sell CEMAC government securities, aiming to broaden access for individuals and SMEs to Treasury Bills (BTA) and Bonds/Obligations (OTA). Gabon Energy & Resources: Record Resources CEO Michael Judson says its Ngulu oil project in Gabon benefits from experienced leadership and fast execution; meanwhile, Millennial Potash reported strong Banio potash drilling results, including 220m of potash-bearing rock with high-grade carnallitite seams. Regional Oil Watch: OPEC reported July output rebounded by about 1.7m bpd, but Gabon’s production fell to 207,000 bpd. Payments & Trade Infrastructure: Africa is pushing to reduce dollar dependence by integrating BEAC into PAPSS, enabling faster direct settlements in national currencies. Digital Sovereignty: Nigeria’s push for a National Sovereign Cloud highlights growing pressure on African states to host more data and services locally.
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