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US Visa Hub Shift for Africa: The U.S. will stop routine visa processing at 25 African diplomatic posts (including Abuja and Durban) from Aug 1, 2026, sending applicants to 20 regional hubs such as Lagos, Malabo, Nairobi, Luanda, Johannesburg, and others; affected missions won’t close, and existing valid visas stay valid. Equatorial Guinea in the Mix: Russian citizens will be able to vote in State Duma elections at Russian diplomatic missions in Malabo on Sept 20, highlighting the city’s growing diplomatic role. Tourism & Travel Context: A separate report notes Egypt and Madagascar agreed to strengthen cooperation including tourism, while a travel memoir release and a solar-eclipse timing roundup are more general travel-interest reads. Travel Safety Watch: An AFP report features an Equatorial Guinean man describing how a promise of overseas work led to fighting in Ukraine, a reminder to vet recruitment offers carefully.

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Equatorial Guinea President, Catholic Bishops Reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s Visit, Reaffirm Church–State Collaboration

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