AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoCameroon Politics: President Paul Biya’s weeks-long stay in Geneva is drawing fresh criticism, with opposition figures warning of a “glaring institutional vacuum” and calls for an impartial process to assess his capacity. Security: In Nigeria’s Borno, troops of Operation Hadin Kai foiled an attempted ISWAP/JAS infiltration and evacuated 21 female students to barracks after intelligence of a planned attack; reports also say a suspected cross-border kidnapper was arrested between Nigeria and Cameroon. Education & Jobs: Camtel is rolling out 115 internship positions nationwide under a Minesup partnership, with the Center and Littoral regions taking nearly half the slots. Consular Services: From August 1, Gabonese visa processing will shift to the U.S. Embassy in Yaoundé as Washington reorganises regional hubs across Africa. Sports (Cameroon-linked): Cameroon is among the 16 teams at WAFCON 2026 in Morocco, with the tournament running July 26 to August 16. Business/Legal: Sundance Resources says it has won an ICC arbitration against Cameroon over the Mbalam-Nabeba iron-ore dispute, seeking major damages.
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