AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTransport: Cameroon and the Islamic Development Bank signed a €212.35 million deal to rehabilitate the Douala–Bafoussam corridor, including 218 kilometres of national roads, feeder roads and community facilities. Security: Nigerian police arrested 17 Cameroonians in Benue over alleged suspicious activity and entry without valid documents; investigations are ongoing, and trafficking allegations have not been confirmed. Governance: A proposed national religious council could strengthen interfaith dialogue and conflict prevention, while a new budget survey shows transparency improving but public participation and legislative oversight still weak. Refugees: Cameroon appealed for more international support at a Geneva summit as funding shortfalls strain assistance. Economy: Five older CEMAC coin series lose legal tender status on November 1, with holders able to exchange them until October 31, 2027. Cameroon also plans 20,000 affordable homes using local materials, though funding and timelines remain unclear.
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