AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife Crime Link: A new DNA study on pangolins says scales and other trafficked body parts match the same source regions that feed local wild-meat markets, including Cameroon’s Yaoundé and Douala—highlighting shared supply chains behind domestic and international trafficking. Energy & Environment: Chevron secured an agreement to move natural gas from Block I to the Punta Europa complex in Malabo, aiming to improve gas use and reduce flaring while supporting jobs and skills. Regional Governance for Climate: OACPS ministers meeting in Brussels adopted reforms tied to the Malabo Declaration and Samoa Agreement, including a revised contributions formula and steps meant to strengthen implementation and resource mobilisation. Maritime Pollution Risk: Cameroon gave a ship owner 15 days to clear a wreck blocking the Douala-Bonabéri port channel after a collision, with a recovery plan required to include pollution prevention. Biodiversity Discovery: A new monkey species with orange lips was reported from Congo’s Lomami National Park region, adding to the area’s still-poorly documented biodiversity.
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