AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSecurity & Education: Five abducted teachers were released after an attack on a teacher training centre in Wum, Northwest Cameroon, following the killing of a policeman; reports say each teacher paid about US$3,500 ransom and no separatist group claimed responsibility. Governance & Local Services: Yaoundé City Council says it is owed CFA8.2 billion in unpaid waste-collection excise duties held at the Treasury, warning the service collects less than half of the capital’s waste. Business & Trade: CEMAC cleared 120 additional Cameroonian products for preferential trade, bringing approvals to 91 companies covering 1,328 products. Health: eHealth Africa says more than 23 million children were vaccinated against polio and other diseases in Nigeria in the first half of 2026, using digital mapping and renewable energy to reach hard-to-serve areas. Football & Accountability: Cameroon FA president Samuel Eto’o faces renewed scrutiny over alleged €567,570 Russia-friendly payments, which he says are part of calculated attacks. Energy & Diplomacy: Egypt and Cameroon discussed South-South cooperation in energy, water and SMEs as Yaoundé seeks financing and technology for projects.
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