AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Finance Watch: Cameroon’s public investment spending plunged in Q1 2026, with only CFA45bn executed versus CFA175.5bn in 2025, and just 2.5% of the investment budget delivered—linked partly to technical issues from migrating to the new PROBMIS IA platform. State Assets Scrutiny: A Supreme Court audit for Parliament questions the value of Cameroon’s state-owned investment portfolio, noting that in 2024 only nine of 49 reviewed companies paid dividends, with SNH and BEAC together contributing about 74% of dividend income. Governance & Institutions: The BEAC Governor Sana Bangui broke silence on the CDEC/COBAC feud over idle funds, insisting deposits are sacred and that CDEC’s leadership lacks authority to take the matter to the CEMAC court. Security & Trade: Customs opened a workshop in Nomayos to sharpen control procedures and legal handling of disputes, while Cameroon also moves to strengthen security at Douala Port. Humanitarian Pressure: MINAS and UNHCR discussed financing social protection for refugees and vulnerable groups as food insecurity is described as a growing reality. Sports (Cameroon-linked): The Francophone parliament’s 51st APF session is underway in Yaoundé, and Cameroon’s Black Queens set WAFCON 2026 group matches in Casablanca.
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