AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedia & Rights: Journalists Laurent Richard and Raney Aronson-Rath discussed how investigative reporting survives threats, highlighting the “Deportation Stories” project that traces the Trump administration’s third-country deportation strategy after AP reporters were arrested in Cameroon. Regional Diplomacy: Cameroon’s Ambassador Daniel Evina Abe’e chaired an OACPS Africa Group meeting in Brussels on handing over coordination for the Africa–EU Regional Protocol under the Samoa Agreement, stressing continuity and African ownership. Lake Chad Security: Experts warn the MNJTF is short of funds as violence rises around Lake Chad, with Nigeria bearing much of the cost and displacement burden. Cameroon Politics: A year after Paul Biya’s disputed re-election, CPDM still lacks a clear timetable for the next polls, fueling uncertainty ahead of the October 12 election date. Economy & Skills: Cameroon begins a new phase of automotive training for certified jobs, while CAMTEL plans connectivity deals for schools and housing estates. Environment & Health: Research flags Cameroon among the most polluted countries receiving minimal air-quality funding, and separate reporting urges serious action on wildlife crime and hooded vulture conservation in the region.
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