AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBamenda Violence: Journalist Ambe Macmillan is recovering after gunmen shot him in Bamenda on October 14; a young girl was killed in the attack, renewing concern for civilians and reporters in the conflict-hit Northwest. Biya and Succession: The presidency has dismissed rumours that 93-year-old Paul Biya has died, but the promised government reshuffle has yet to happen and the vice-president’s post remains vacant. Anglophone Crisis: Rights lawyer Felix Agbor Balla and other advocates are urging Yaoundé to pursue dialogue, warning that continued fighting is deepening displacement and damage to communities. Women’s Safety: Protests over rising femicides are intensifying, with reports saying nearly 70 women have been killed this year and calls growing for stronger laws. Oil and Investment: Cameroon has opened a licensing round for six onshore oil blocks, including Zina and Makary, as it seeks to attract exploration investment. The World Bank has also approved $5 billion for the country, with $4.13 billion in financing deals signed. Decentralisation: South West Regional Assembly president Zacheus Bakoma Elango says the body is pursuing community-led projects despite early resource constraints.
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