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Visa Updates for West Africa: Liberia confirmed 12 ECOWAS countries get visa-free entry in 2026, including Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and the rest of the bloc’s core members. More Visa-Free Lists: Tunisia published a 2026 visa-free list for 21 African countries (up to 90 days), while DR Congo shared an eVisa 2026 list for 44 African countries (eVisa valid for 90 days after approval). Regional Travel Access: The Gambia reiterated visa-free entry for all ECOWAS members in 2026, and Mali said ECOWAS citizens can enter visa-free. Tourism Spotlight (Guinea-Bissau): A new feature highlights the Bijagós Archipelago’s UNESCO-listed tidal ecosystem and its huge wildlife draw, from migratory shorebirds to sea turtles. Weather Watch for Atlantic Travelers: Forecasters flagged a tropical wave off Senegal/Guinea-Bissau as something beachgoers should monitor in the coming days. CPLP at 30: The Portuguese-speaking community marks 30 years, with Guinea-Bissau among the member states. UK Entry Clearance Changes: The UK tightened rules for travellers from Nigeria and 32 other African countries, requiring entry clearance before travel or transit.

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Jul. 2, 2026

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Feb. 25, 2026

STAND UP FOR SCIENCE: CDC-FUNDED HEPATITIS B STUDY IN GUINEA-BISSAU CANCELLED

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India Calls In US Diplomat Again Over Attacks on Ships Near Oman

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UM to co-host AULP Annual Meeting next Monday

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The 35th AULP Annual Meeting Concludes at UTM

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35th AULP Annual Meeting opens at UM

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