AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoSovereign Credit Watch: S&P Global kept Cameroon’s rating at B-/B with a stable outlook, but cut 2026 growth to 3.5% and warned deficits could widen as hydrocarbons weaken and subsidies bite. Anglophone Crisis Education: UNICEF says 223,749 children are fully out of school in the North-West and South-West, with 2,463 schools shut down, as reintegration efforts like CARED push learners back into classes. Energy & Power Projects: In Adamawa, a 44 MW solar plan with battery storage is proposed for Banyo, while Cameroon also continues rolling out power connections and water projects. Oil & Gas Updates: SNH and Perenco reported new Rio del Rey basin findings, including volumes at Kita/Bokwango and a new appraisal well at Bekita. Culture & Heritage: France’s Expertise France and AFD-backed support is set to modernize Cameroon’s National Museum in Yaoundé. Human Rights & Mobility: AFP reports Cameroonians among people deported from the US under “third-country” arrangements, highlighting uncertainty for families.
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