AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAnglophone Crisis: Women leaders in Cameroon’s North West and South West say peace still isn’t real as lockdowns and insecurity keep children out of school, with SNWOT pushing a strategy focused on resilience, social cohesion, and women’s role in peace processes. Security Update: In Nigeria’s North-East theatre, outgoing Operation Hadin Kai commander Major General Abubakar Abdulsalam says troops recovered over N350m from terrorist financiers, killed 1,106 terrorists and arrested 758 logistics collaborators during his 17-month tenure. Digital Governance: Yaoundé will host E-Gov’A (Oct 14–17) to tackle interoperability and secure, connected digital public services across Africa. Cameroon Tech & Connectivity: MTN Cameroon and ITGStore win a XOF 1.38bn contract to deploy Wi‑Fi and SD‑WAN across six airports under the PATNUC project. Business & Energy: KHPC in Yaoundé seeks financing for the 500MW Kikot-Mbebe dam, but lenders face a CFA748bn cost gap between two public estimates. Sports: Manchester United say Cameroon midfielder Carlos Baleba is back in training and could return after the international break, though he’ll miss the Carabao Cup tie vs Brighton. Travel Rules: The EU lists Cameroon among 51 African countries whose citizens need a Schengen visa in advance to visit Europe.
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