AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoConstitutional Council: President Paul Biya appointed Rémy Nama to lead the council, filling a vacancy ahead of the 2027 parliamentary and local elections. Opposition Politics: The MRC elected Tiriane Noah as its first female chair, succeeding Maurice Kamto and pledging to prepare for the 2027 polls. Anglophone Crisis: Norway has extended separatist leader Ayaba Cho’s detention until his trial begins on November 10; meanwhile, reports from Bamenda say journalist Ambe Macmillan was shot and a young girl killed. Digital Infrastructure: CAMTEL and SOCADEL will study sharing telecom and electricity infrastructure to cut expansion costs, while Huawei has pitched digital solutions to reduce power-network losses. Farmers and Women: Cameroon endorsed an organic cocoa partnership aimed at improving farmer prices, as officials also promote cooperatives to strengthen rural women’s businesses. Regional Impact: Nasarawa officials say flooding that killed two people and submerged 18 communities was linked to water released from Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam. Diaspora: The United States is ending deportation protections for Cameroonian citizens while extending similar relief to people from several other countries. Women’s Football: Cameroon’s Lekie FF has qualified for the CAF Women’s Champions League, set for Egypt from November 1 to 15.
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