AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBorder Trade & Customs Modernisation: Nigeria and Cameroon have started joint assessments of the Ekok–Mfum One-Stop Border Post to cut delays, use technology, and ease bottlenecks on a key trade corridor. Security & Education Crisis: In Cameroon’s Northwest, attackers killed a police officer and kidnapped teachers during a raid on a teacher training centre in Wum, as separatist lockdowns continue to disrupt schooling. Anglophone Conflict Dialogue: Archbishop Andrew Nkea says separatists are “tired of fighting” and open to dialogue, renewing calls for a lasting settlement. Femicide Prevention: The Lilian Dibo Foundation launched a national video challenge against femicide and gender-based violence, offering FCFA 200,000 prizes. Power & Youth Jobs: Cameroon seeks World Bank-backed financing to connect 8 million more people to electricity by 2030, and opened applications for a CFAF 5.5bn funding round for 1,000 youth-owned businesses. Urban Planning: UN-Habitat and Cameroon’s National Assembly aligned on a roadmap to manage rapid urban sprawl and strengthen local implementation. Sports & Culture: Denver Summit FC signed Cameroonian forward Naomi Eto after her WAFCON-winning run; and Cameroon’s craft sector got a policy boost via consultations and fairs, while Ibom Air hit five million passengers and expanded its fleet.
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