AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoConstitutional Crisis Watch: Cameroon mourns the reported death of Clément Atangana, former president of the Constitutional Council, after illness in Paris—raising fresh questions about the future of constitutional oversight and electoral dispute handling. Public Finance Pressure: Cameroon’s public debt has surged to about 15.6 trillion FCFA (44.2% of GDP by mid-2026), with the IMF warning of high risk as borrowing continues to fund infrastructure and budget gaps. Lake Chad Security Funding: Security experts warn the MNJTF is running short of money as violence around Lake Chad rises, with Nigeria carrying a major share of costs and displacement burdens. Digital Skills for Women: IHS Cameroon and Orange launch DIGIT4HER, training 200+ young women in Buea, Dschang and Ngaoundéré with digital, financial and entrepreneurship skills. Courtroom Update: The Martinez Zogo trial resumes at the Yaoundé Military Court, with focus returning to a missing phone linked to Jean-Pierre Amougou Belinga. Regional Economy & Trade: REasy and AGL expand a one-stop payment-and-shipping pilot for small importers buying from China into Douala. Sports & National Pride: Cameroon is listed among AFCON 2027 power rankings as qualifiers begin, while Chinese teachers and Confucius Institutes highlight ongoing education and cultural exchange across Cameroon.
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