AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPeace Efforts: Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute urged South-West stakeholders to help end the conflict, calling peace essential for development and appealing to armed separatists to lay down their weapons. Power and Public Finances: State utility Socadel unveiled a CFA107 billion recovery plan for 2026–27, but has not secured all the funding. Separately, police fuel liabilities have reached CFA4.875 billion, and emergency reserves are depleted. Regional Security: Cameroon Customs and Nigeria’s NDLEA plan closer intelligence-sharing and cargo checks to disrupt drug trafficking without slowing legitimate trade. Trade and Investment: Cameroon and Canada are seeking to turn diaspora networks into commercial partnerships, while Cameroon is exploring a dedicated financing window for commodity projects, including cocoa and coffee. Digital Finance: A Yaoundé forum scheduled for November 26–28 aims to promote fintech, skills and wider access to digital financial services. Telecoms: MTN Cameroon’s 2025 profit rose 15.5% to about CFA68 billion, despite a sharp increase in tax expenses.
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