AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFemicide Crisis: Nearly 70 women have been killed in gender-related violence in Cameroon this year, according to the Women’s Affairs Ministry. Protests in Yaoundé and Douala are demanding stronger laws and accountability; the government is planning new legislation. World Bank Funding: The Bank approved $5.01 billion for 21 Cameroon projects, while signed agreements cover $4.129 billion across 18 active projects. The $881 million gap does not necessarily mean funds are awaiting disbursement. Airport Cargo: The National Shippers’ Council is investigating clearance delays and alleged irregularities at Douala and Yaoundé-Nsimalen airports, inviting freight operators and agencies to report problems through October 31. Football: Former FECAFOOT official Guibai Gatama says he may file a FIFA ethics complaint over allegations that Samuel Eto’o received nearly £500,000 intended for Cameroonian football; the claims remain disputed.
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