AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPresidential Election Update: São Tomé and Príncipe’s National Electoral Commission says President Carlos Vila Nova has won a second five-year term outright, taking about 55.94% of the vote and avoiding a runoff; his main rival, MP Nito D’Abreu, won about 41%, with turnout reported as low and officials noting no irregularities. Election Day Snapshot: Voting on Sunday was largely calm, with some local disruptions tied to protests over basic services, while the president framed the vote around protecting democratic stability. Oil & Investment Watch: The country rejected bids for three offshore oil blocs after only Petrobras and Oranto submitted offers, citing weak competition despite generous terms. Regional Cooperation: CPLP marked its 30th anniversary, with Angola-based officials stressing stronger inter-parliamentary cooperation and practical governance measures. Inflation Pressure: New figures put São Tomé and Príncipe’s inflation at about 9.2%, highlighting continued cost pressures in an import-dependent economy.
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