AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRussia-Africa Summit: President Faustin-Archange Touadéra is in Moscow for the third summit and is expected to meet Vladimir Putin. The gathering promises new deals, but Russia’s trade with Africa remains well below its $40 billion target, and its security role has delivered uneven results. Justice: Amnesty International warns that the Special Criminal Court could close by 2028 without new funding, putting prosecutions of serious crimes—and victims’ hopes for justice—at risk. Security and Governance: A report says Russia’s Wagner forces remain a key part of Touadéra’s security, while resource deals bring substantial revenue to the group. Deportations to Bangui: Cuban and other migrants deported from the United States say they arrived without documents or legal protection; some report fear for their safety. Regional Cooperation: Central African civil society groups are meeting in Libreville to press Congo Basin governments to act on forest protection, community rights and climate finance.
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