AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGold Crackdown: Cameroon has launched a push to recover unpaid gold taxes and tackle under-reported exports, with reports citing massive quantities of gold leaving the country for Dubai while customs declarations lag far behind. Maritime Safety: Douala authorities have given the owner of the container ship “Black Rhino” 15 days to remove the vessel from the Port of Douala-Bonabéri access channel after it ran aground following a collision. Refugees & Repatriation: MINAT says Cameroon hosts 412,521 refugees and 21,223 asylum seekers, and is working with UNHCR and the Central African Republic to resume voluntary, safe returns under a tripartite agreement. Digital Governance: ANTIC is urging North West council mayors to embrace digital tools to improve service delivery, stressing that transformation depends on people, processes and technology. AI Diplomacy: Cameroon has joined WAICO as a founding member, signing the agreement in Shanghai to shape safer, fairer global AI governance. Church & Diplomacy: Cameroon is preparing for the Archbishop of Canterbury’s official visit (July 31–Aug 4, 2026), with protocol and security coordination underway.
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