AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoConstitutional Crisis: Cameroon is mourning the death of Clément Atangana, president of the Constitutional Council, who died in Paris on Oct 4 at 85, reigniting debate over the council’s independence after years of controversial election rulings. Public Finance Watch: Cameroon’s public debt has climbed to 15,607 billion FCFA by mid-2026 (44.2% of GDP), with the IMF warning of high risk as borrowing continues to fund infrastructure and obligations. Health & Inclusion: A new study on corrective surgery for neglected clubfoot in rural Cameroon reports high family satisfaction and improved ability to walk, wear shoes and return to school. Telecoms & Investment: MTN says it has cleared key regulatory hurdles across Africa for its IHS tower deal, including conditional approvals in Nigeria and a recommendation from South Africa’s Competition Commission. Trade & Logistics: REasy and AGL are expanding a one-stop payment-and-shipping pilot for small importers buying from China into Cameroon, aiming to cut intermediaries and simplify deliveries. Women’s Football: CAF confirmed the 2026 Women’s Champions League will run Nov 1–15, with Lekié FF of Cameroon among the eight clubs.
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