AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Cooperation: Cameroon will host the headquarters of Central Africa’s telecom regulators, ARTAC, after a regional decision in Libreville. The country’s telecom regulator will also appoint the body’s executive secretary. Cocoa Industry: Barry Callebaut has named Blaise Kengne to lead its Cameroon operations as cocoa bean purchases at its SIC Cacaos plant fell 14% in the 2025–26 season, part of a wider slowdown in local processing. Migration: Spain returned 16 people, including Cameroonians, to Morocco after rejecting their asylum claims. Rights groups questioned whether the returns protect migrants’ rights. Recruitment Risks: Russia’s military recruitment of Africans is reportedly rising, with Cameroon among the countries seeing an increase; reports say some recruits were lured by promises of civilian jobs. Forest Protection: A Green Climate Fund-backed project will support forest management and restoration across three Cameroonian landscapes, targeting more than 60,000 hectares and economic opportunities for nearby communities.
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