AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCAF Football Governance: CAF approved major changes to its interclub competitions, including letting players represent more than one club in the same season, raising squad flexibility to 40 registered players at any point, and streamlining discipline by routing cases to the Disciplinary Board. World Cup Legacy in Cabo Verde: CAF also confirmed the 2026–2030 competitions calendar and says Arsène Wenger will lead a panel at the CAF Strategy Conference in Cabo Verde (Oct 7–9), alongside coaches including Cabo Verde’s Bubista. US Visa Bonds: The US State Department expanded a visa-bond programme for B1/B2 tourist and business visas, requiring deposits up to $20,000 for citizens of 50 countries, with 30 African nations included. Regional Politics: Ethiopia and Eritrea escalated tensions with diplomatic expulsions and counter-moves, underscoring a volatile Horn of Africa. ECOWAS Youth Vote Monitoring: ECOWAS plans youth-only election observers for Nigeria’s 2027 election, with Cabo Verde also flagged for future coverage.
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