AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCultural Heritage & Tourism: UNESCO-listed “rocas” tied to slavery on São Tomé and Príncipe are drawing private investment and a long restoration push, with families tracing roots to plantation estates like Sundy on Príncipe. Cultural Life: The open-air Tchiloli theatre keeps thriving on São Tomé, with performers staging a medieval European tragedy in Old Portuguese—yet audiences connect through its message of justice for rich and poor. National Leadership: Carlos Vila Nova was sworn in for a second presidential term, pledging to uphold the constitution and drive social, economic, and cultural progress. Social Attitudes: A new Afrobarometer profile finds broad tolerance across ethnicity and religion, but more restrictive views on immigration—an important lens for how communities define belonging.
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