AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAnglophone Crisis: Separatists in Cameroon’s Northwest and Southwest have imposed a weeklong lockdown to disrupt the 2026/27 school start, with residents reporting deserted streets and clashes as security forces patrol day and night. Education & Rights: Church leaders are urging a peaceful return to school after years of separatist boycotts that have disrupted thousands of schools and affected hundreds of thousands of children. Transport & Safety: At least nine people died after two passenger boats collided in southwestern Cameroon near Gold Coast Creek, a busy cross-border route with Nigeria. Football (Cameroon): Cameroon has called up Manchester United forward Bryan Mbeumo for September international fixtures against Comoros and Congo. Women’s Football: Lekié FF became the first Cameroonian club to qualify for the CAF Women’s Champions League after topping the UNIFFAC qualifiers. Infrastructure & Economy: Cameroon will cover VAT on purchases for Douala’s BRT project to help close a CFA104.6bn funding gap. Power Supply: Cameroon added 764 MW of generation capacity since 2020, but still faces a large shortfall versus targets.
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