AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFootball: Cameroon is mourning Jean Manga Onguéné, the 1980 African Ballon d’Or winner and Canon Yaoundé great, who died in Paris at 80. He won six league titles and three African Champions Cups with the club. Energy: The government expects to connect 150 MW of new industrial demand, mainly around Douala, bringing nearly CFAF4 billion in additional monthly electricity revenue. Industry: A planned timber-processing park in Lomié has attracted interest from 241 businesses and could create more than 12,000 direct and indirect jobs. Public health: A UN report says Cameroon seized 96.3 tonnes of illicit medical products in 2025, amid more than 251 tonnes seized across five Central African countries from 2020 to 2025. Anglophone crisis: Rights groups have published a partial list of about 4,000 reported deaths since 2016; roughly half of those killed are identified by name. Constitutional oversight: The death of Constitutional Council president Clément Atangana leaves questions about the institution’s leadership and role. Basketball: Douala hosts Cameroon, Gabon and Congo for the Zone 4 qualifiers for the 2027 FIBA AfroCan, starting October 10.
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