AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNaval Engineering Leadership: The U.S. Navy’s 22nd Naval Construction Regiment held a change of command at Gulfport, with Capt. Glenn M. Eberhart taking over from Capt. Allen E. Willey, highlighting how Seabees and Marine engineers keep shore operations ready across Europe and Africa. Wildlife Science in the Islands: A preserved green mamba specimen tied to São Tomé and Príncipe is being re-examined to settle a 150-year mystery about whether the snake truly lived there—important for how scientists map native species and risks. Conservation + Local Livelihoods: On Príncipe, tech entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth’s Faya Foundation pays residents a quarterly “dividend” (up to 6,250 dobras) for pledges to avoid sand extraction and unregulated logging, drawing both praise for funding protection and criticism for not fully aligning with government needs. Cultural/Language Outreach Expansion: Russia’s “Russian House” network is set to add new partner centres, including in São Tomé and Príncipe, with a focus on Russian language, education, science, and youth projects.
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