AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAnglophone Crisis: Four people were killed in renewed violence in Cameroon’s Southwest, after separatist fighters opened fire on a vehicle in Ekona, killing a driver and two passengers; security forces pursued the attackers and killed one separatist fighter. Public Finance Clarity: Cameroon’s Far North reconstruction programme (PSRDREN) shows conflicting 2025 budget execution figures—59% in one report versus 63.8% in another—with the gap left unexplained and the basis for the rates not clearly stated. Trade & Industry: Cameroon’s exports to the U.S. more than doubled in the first seven months of 2026, while the country also dominates CEMAC’s preferential trade list with 72% of approved products. Cocoa Traceability: ONCC renewed its cocoa traceability partnership with Germany’s Cooko, aiming to strengthen first-mile tracking, but without published targets or results from the earlier phase. Infrastructure & Investment: Ndolle City in Littoral signed a €5bn strategic deal to develop a 1,000-hectare new town, positioning Cameroon as the regional hub for the project. Sports & Spotlight: Samuel Eto’o renewed his call for African football leaders to speak for themselves amid fresh scrutiny over alleged Russia-related payments.
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