AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCitizenship & Mobility: A new guide argues that a second passport is now a practical tool for visa-free travel, business access, and asset protection, noting Sao Tome and Principe as a fast-growing citizenship-by-investment option with an entry threshold from $90,000. Reparations & Memory: African and Caribbean leaders in Ghana pushed a formal reparations agenda after a UN-backed push to treat transatlantic slavery as the “gravest crime against humanity,” calling for apologies, debt relief, compensation, and restitution of looted cultural property. Lusophone Culture: The Lusophone handicraft exhibition “Policromia Lusófona” opened at IAM Gallery in Accra, running to July 5, spotlighting textiles, musical instruments, sculptures, and everyday objects from Portuguese-speaking countries including Sao Tome and Principe. Environment & Heritage: On Príncipe, former sea turtle poacher Manuel Gomes (Lindo) is now protecting endangered turtles, helping build marine protected areas and inspiring local coastal conservation. Health & Inclusion: The Merck Foundation’s Africa-Asia Luminary convened First Ladies and health stakeholders to discuss patient care and well-being, with thousands of viewers joining online.
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