AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Access: CAMTEL and the state housing company SIC will extend fibre broadband across existing housing estates and build connectivity into future projects. A separate CAMTEL deal aims to connect secondary schools. Yaoundé Transport: Nearly 24,000 taxis have registered for mandatory QR-code identification, but more than 3,000 were reportedly impounded for lacking digital IDs, as the city seeks to improve passenger safety. Fuel Supply: Energy Minister Gaston Eloundou Essomba inspected more than 18 Yaoundé stations and depots amid supply problems, ordering faster kerosene restocking and stronger fire-safety measures. Infrastructure: Cameroon has approved a US$407 million loan for the Douala–Bangui corridor and launched a tender to rebuild 167 kilometres of the Douala–Yaoundé trade route. Public Service: Cameroon’s meteorological chief, Gervais Didier, has died during an official trip to Eswatini. Football: Bryan Mbeumo scored for Manchester United in a 1–1 draw with Tottenham, ending a four-game goal drought.
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