AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy: Cameroon has extended Tower Resources’ offshore Thali license to October 2027, clearing a path toward a planned Njonji exploration well next year. Power Supply: State utility Socadel is seeking CFA52.6 billion in fuel for 33 thermal plants, underscoring the cost of keeping electricity flowing. Small Businesses: The government is working to put OHADA’s simplified legal status for individual entrepreneurs into effect, aiming to make formalization easier and improve protections for informal workers. Public Safety: Reports of people lured by fake overseas jobs and held captive have renewed concern about trafficking networks operating in Cameroon. Women’s Football: African champions Cameroon climbed nine places to 62nd in FIFA’s latest women’s rankings. Cultural Heritage: The Bangwa community has renewed its campaign for Germany to help secure the return of the sacred Bangwa Queen sculpture, removed during the colonial era.
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