AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoAnglican Visit: Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally has arrived in Cameroon for a five-day pastoral visit, greeting Anglicans in Douala, Yaounde, Limbe and Buea, and urging believers to “stand firm” as she preaches that “God sees your struggles.” Infrastructure Skills: A Chinese firm, China First Highway Engineering, launched a 10-day “Seagull Talent Program” in Yaounde to train local staff and ENSTP students in surveying, field practice and drone operations, aiming to boost Cameroon’s infrastructure capacity. Security Update: The UN reports kidnappings in Cameroon’s Far North jumped to 308 people between April and June 2026, up from 141 the year before, signaling worsening conditions for civilians. Census Deadline: Cameroon has extended the RGPH-4 population census again, giving enumerators until Sept 15 to complete counts nationwide. Debt Costs: Cameroon paid CFA29.5bn in interest and fees on public debt in June, with financing costs making up 9% of total debt service that month. Sports Spotlight: Cameroonian sprinter Emmanuel Eseme won Commonwealth Games 100m gold in a record 9.83 seconds. Maritime Enforcement: EU naval forces boarded the sanctioned tanker Toa Payoh in the Mediterranean to verify its Cameroon flag, as part of crackdowns on Russia’s “shadow fleet.”
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