AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWAFCON 2026: Ghana’s Black Queens coach Kim Lars Björkegren says Cameroon will be “one level up” from Cape Verde as the two sides meet Sunday in Group D, with a win edging Ghana toward the quarterfinals and a World Cup berth. Telecoms: Camtel has relaunched its SIM card procurement after an earlier tender failed, seeking 854,225 SIMs under a CFA500m contract, with bids due Aug. 24. Public finance: Cameroon paid about CFA29.5bn in debt interest and fees in June, while principal repayments took the larger share of monthly debt service. Energy regulation: ARSEL has shortlisted firms to audit Nachtigal Hydro Power Company’s debt, returns and tariff impacts. Sports (Cameroon on the medal map): At the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Cameroon’s Cedric Idriss Lekezo Azamdzi won bronze in men’s shot put F57, behind India’s Soman Rana (gold) and Shubham Juyal (silver). Governance & politics: Fresh controversy in Yaoundé follows accusations involving Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, as speculation around President Paul Biya’s health and absence continues. Immigration (Cameroon-linked): Johns Hopkins researcher Fatima Ameaka, originally from Cameroon, was detained by U.S. ICE after a visa overstay claim, then released after days in custody.
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