AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConstitutional Crisis: Clément Atangana, president of Cameroon’s Constitutional Council, has died in Paris at 85, a loss that reopens debate over his 2018 election rulings and the Council’s perceived closeness to the RDPC. Public Finance: Cameroon’s public debt stock has climbed to 15,607 billion FCFA (44.2% of GDP), with the IMF warning of high risk as borrowing continues and fuel subsidies and infrastructure spending remain at the centre of the fallout. Telecom & Courts: MTN Cameroon reported a steep fall in court-restricted cash to about CFAF 2.34 billion at end-December 2025, tied to garnishee orders in ongoing cases, without clear details on the disputes. Trade & Logistics: REasy and AGL launched a pilot one-stop payment-and-shipping service for small importers buying from China, aiming to cut intermediaries and consolidate cargo into shared containers. Humanitarian Aid: The UN released $160 million from CERF for 12 underfunded crises, including $6 million for Cameroon. Women’s Football: CAF confirmed the 2026 Women’s Champions League dates (Nov 1–15) and listed Lekié FF of Cameroon among the eight clubs. Sports: Cameroon’s Bazoumana Toure featured in Ivory Coast’s 0-1 friendly win over Cameroon, while UFC 332 saw Cameroon’s Ateba Gautier lose by first-round TKO to Roman Kopylov.
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