AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDebt & Power Sector: Socadel is seeking CFA200 billion from local banks to boost liquidity and refinance existing electricity-sector debt, with a CFA50 billion revolving facility and a CFA150 billion medium-term tranche. Local Taxation: Cameroon’s new General Synthetic Tax (IGS) raised nearly CFA15 billion for municipalities in the first half of 2026, but businesses warn that withholding rules can strain cash flow. Energy & Imports: Cameroon opened a tender for 60,000 tonnes of LPG to cover 2026 demand, underscoring continued reliance on imports. Water Revenue Drive: Camwater awarded a CFA721.76 million contract to install 3,000 smart meters in Douala and Yaoundé to improve billing and recovery. Transport Upgrade: The Mayo Taram bridge in Banyo has been officially opened on National Road No. 6 after long delays. Aviation Fuel Plan: Cameroon launched a feasibility study on producing sustainable aviation fuel domestically, supported by the EU and ICAO. Far North Reconstruction: PSRDREN says nearly CFA800 billion has been mobilized for accelerated rebuilding, with roads and Logone Valley projects among priorities. U.S.-Cameroon Business Push: Yaoundé and Washington unveiled a $7 billion investment pipeline across energy, tech, mining, logistics and infrastructure. Women’s Safety: A ministerial push intensifies responses to Cameroon’s femicide crisis, including tougher penalties and support networks.
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