AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFar North Crisis: Suspected Boko Haram attacks in Cameroon’s Makary area have triggered fresh mass displacement, with residents fleeing at least 10 villages toward Waza and other border towns after killings reported in the double digits, leaving families struggling for food, water and shelter. Anglophone School Security: Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute has urged stronger protection for schools in the North-West and South-West as attacks and insecurity continue to disrupt the return to class, with hundreds of schools and thousands of children still out of school. Economy & Power: Cameroon and the IMF reviewed electricity transmission bottlenecks, power losses and sector finances, as the government pushes to better deliver power from the 420MW Nachtigal plant to major users. EU Investment Talks: Cameroon and the EU discussed new investment opportunities in energy, transport, digital connectivity, agriculture and mining during talks in Yaoundé. Press Freedom: Four Cameroonian journalists were released without charge after five days in custody over allegations tied to a minister’s missing eyeglasses, renewing debate over media freedom. Football (AFCON 2027): CAF appointed Nigerian referee Abdulsalam Kasim for the Cameroon–Comoros AFCON 2027 qualifier opening Group G fixtures. Sports (Basketball): Former Cameroon goalkeeper Idriss Carlos Kameni has joined Haiti as goalkeeper coach ahead of the 2026–27 Concacaf Nations League.
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