AGP Picks
View all

AGP Executive Report

Your go-to archive of top headlines, summarized for quick and easy reading.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

Lusophone Culture: Guinea-Bissau will be represented at Macau’s 29th Lusofonia Festival, running October 23–25 at the Taipa Houses. The event brings together ten Portuguese-speaking communities, with traditional music and dance performances scheduled for October 24–25. Brazilian singer Fafá de Belém headlines this year’s festival.

Lusophone Culture: Macau’s 29th Lusofonia Festival runs October 23–25, celebrating Portuguese-speaking communities, including Guinea-Bissau, with music, food, crafts and cultural performances. Brazilian singer Fafá de Belém headlines, while traditional music and dance will also feature in community events on October 24–25.

Lusofonia Festival: The 29th festival runs Friday to Sunday at Macau’s Taipa Houses, celebrating food, music and arts from Portuguese-speaking communities, including Guinea-Bissau. Brazilian singer Fafá de Belém headlines, with traditional music and dance performances also planned in local neighbourhoods. African Football: El-Kanemi Warriors and Raja Casablanca drew 2-2 in their Confederation Cup tie. El-Kanemi reached this round by beating Guinea-Bissau’s UDIB 3-1 on aggregate; the return match is set for October 23 in Casablanca.

Lusofonia Festival: Macau’s 29th festival runs Friday to Sunday, with food, music, crafts and performances from Portuguese-speaking communities, including Guinea-Bissau. Traditional music and dance will also feature in community shows on Saturday and Sunday. Brazilian singer Fafá de Belém headlines the event, which spotlights Brazilian culture.

Football: Nigeria’s El-Kanemi Warriors drew 2-2 with Raja Club Athletic in the CAF Confederation Cup, keeping their hopes alive after beating Guinea-Bissau’s UDIB 3-1 on aggregate in the previous round. The return leg is set for October 23 in Casablanca. Rangers defender Emmanuel Fernandez also reflected on Nigeria’s international tour, which included a stop in Guinea-Bissau before the team travelled to Russia; he called the experience rewarding despite the long trip.

Football: Nigeria’s El-Kanemi Warriors drew 2–2 with Raja in the CAF Confederation Cup, advancing after beating Guinea-Bissau’s UDIB 3–1 on aggregate in the previous round. Lusophone Culture: Macau’s Lusofonia Festival runs October 23–25, with traditional music and dance celebrating Portuguese-speaking cultures and Brazilian singer Fafá de Belém headlining.

Lusophone Arts: Macau’s 29th Lusofonia Festival runs October 23–25, with traditional music and dance, Brazilian singer Fafá de Belém and a showcase of Portuguese-speaking cultures. Football: A Super Eagles review revisits Nigeria’s recent AFCON qualifying matches against Guinea-Bissau and Madagascar, plus a 3–3 draw with Russia; Nigeria’s 3–0 loss to Guinea-Bissau also drew attention.

Lusophone Culture: Macau’s 29th Lusofonia Festival runs Oct. 23–25, with traditional music and dance performances celebrating Portuguese-speaking communities. Brazilian singer Fafá de Belém headlines, alongside Brazilian food and urban art.

Lusophone Arts: Macau’s 29th Lusofonia Festival runs October 23–25, with traditional music and dance performances celebrating Portuguese-speaking cultures. The programme spotlights Brazil, including singer Fafá de Belém. Football: Rangers defender Emmanuel Fernandez said Nigeria’s international trip included Guinea-Bissau before a friendly in Russia, which he described as a warm and enjoyable experience.

Lusophone Arts: Macao’s 29th Lusofonia Festival runs Oct. 23–25, with traditional music and dance performances planned in local neighborhoods. Brazil is in the spotlight, including a headline performance by singer Fafá de Belém, plus food and urban art celebrating Portuguese-speaking cultures.

Russia–Africa Forum: Guinea-Bissau is among the countries expected to send a delegation to Moscow’s October 28–29 forum, which will discuss cooperation in areas including education and digital technology. Black Sea Shipping: The Guinea-Bissau-flagged cargo ship HS Dignity sank after a drone strike off Bulgaria’s coast. Five crew members were rescued and 11 remained missing as search efforts were suspended in poor weather. Football: Guinea-Bissau is on six points after two AFCON qualifying matches, following a strong start that included a win over Nigeria.

Black Sea Tragedy: A cargo ship sailing under Guinea-Bissau’s flag sank after a drone strike off Bulgaria on October 13. Five crew members were rescued and 11 were reported missing as search efforts continued; Bulgarian officials said the attacks may benefit Russia but have not established who was responsible.

Maritime Tragedy: The Guinea-Bissau-flagged cargo ship HS Dignity sank after a drone strike off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, leaving 11 sailors missing; five were rescued. Bulgarian officials say Russia may be behind the attacks but have no proof.

Maritime Alert: The Guinea-Bissau-flagged cargo ship HS Dignity sank after a drone strike off Bulgaria. Eleven crew members were reported missing as rescue efforts continued. Health Policy: Guinea-Bissau’s health minister says the country has not approved a proposed hepatitis B study involving newborns, and called for research to meet national and international ethics rules. AFCON: Guinea-Bissau made a strong start to qualifying, earning six points from its first two matches; coverage noted its win over Nigeria. Election Watch: Uncertainty over the junta’s pledge to hold elections on December 6 is raising fresh questions about the promised return to civilian rule.

Black Sea Search: The Guinea-Bissau-flagged cargo ship HS Dignity sank after a drone strike off Bulgaria. Five crew members were rescued and 11 remain missing; Bulgaria says it cannot prove who was behind the attacks. Vaccine Study: Guinea-Bissau’s health minister says the country has not approved a proposed hepatitis B study involving newborns, stressing that research with children must meet national and international ethical standards. MMA: Guinea-Bissau fighter Rivaldo Pereira, who trains in Luxembourg, is embracing the pressure of representing his country as he targets an upset over unbeaten David Samuel in PFL Africa.

Maritime Tragedy: The Guinea-Bissau-flagged cargo ship HS Dignity sank after a drone strike off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. Several crew members were rescued, while others remain missing; Bulgarian officials say the attacks’ origin is unclear. Guinea-Bissau in the Cage: MMA fighter Rivaldo Pereira, who lives and trains in Luxembourg, is targeting a knockout in PFL Africa. Pereira began with jiu-jitsu and won a European title before turning professional. AFCON Football: Guinea-Bissau made a strong start to qualifying, earning six points from two matches, including a 3-0 win over Nigeria.

Maritime Search: A Guinea-Bissau-flagged cargo ship sank after a drone attack off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. Five sailors were rescued and 11 remained missing as search efforts continued. AFCON: Guinea-Bissau’s 3-0 win over Nigeria made it one of the early pace-setters in its qualifying group, with six points from two matches. MMA: Guinea-Bissau-born PFL Africa fighter Rivaldo Pereira says martial arts gave him a focus after moving to Luxembourg; he is now aiming to knock out unbeaten David Samuel.

MMA: Guinea-Bissau fighter Rivaldo Pereira says martial arts gave him a path after moving to Luxembourg. A European jiu-jitsu champion, he now competes professionally and is targeting a knockout in PFL Africa. Football: Guinea-Bissau international Beto says his time at Everton made him calmer and more ruthless. Now at Fiorentina, he is still looking for his first goal after four appearances.

Football: Guinea-Bissau international Beto says his time at Everton made him calmer and more clinical. The Fiorentina forward is still looking for his first goal in Italy after returning to Serie A. MMA: Guinea-Bissau’s Rivaldo Pereira is aiming to make his mark in the PFL Africa cage. The Luxembourg-based fighter says street fights sparked his interest in martial arts; he went on to become a European Brazilian jiu-jitsu champion before turning professional.

Football: Guinea-Bissau’s 3-0 win over Nigeria in an AFCON qualifier was a standout result, leaving the Super Eagles seeking a response in their next match. MMA: Guinea-Bissau-born fighter Rivaldo Pereira, now training in Luxembourg, says childhood street fights and action films helped inspire his path into professional mixed martial arts. Player Watch: Guinea-Bissau international Beto is settling in at Fiorentina after leaving Everton, but is still chasing his first goal for the Italian club.

Sign up for:

Guinea Bissau Entertainment Daily

The daily local news briefing you can trust. Every day. Subscribe now.

By signing up, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.

Share this page:

Advanced Search Options

Search for:

Search scope:

Type:

Search in:

Date range:

The last

Sort by:

Sign up for:

Guinea Bissau Entertainment Daily

The daily local news briefing you can trust. Every day. Subscribe now.

By signing up, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.