AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBlue Economy: Nigeria will lead a regional marine and blue economy policy covering São Tomé and Príncipe and seven other Gulf of Guinea states. Draft plans aim to improve maritime security, tackle illegal fishing, support sustainable ocean use and attract investment. Air Links: Lufthansa’s proposed investment in TAP Air Portugal could matter to businesses and travellers using the airline’s Lisbon connections: São Tomé is among TAP’s African destinations. The deal still requires regulatory approval, and no changes to routes or fares have been confirmed. Digital Payments: São Tomé-founded Sao Payment Global has launched in Ghana, its fifth market, making the country its hub for Anglophone West Africa. The company says its payments infrastructure is designed to make cross-border transfers easier and lower-cost.
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