AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPresidency: Cameroon’s presidency has dismissed online claims that 93-year-old Paul Biya had died, saying he is in good health and working; the rumours followed his long absence from the country. Development Finance: The World Bank has approved $5.01 billion for 21 Cameroon projects, while signed deals cover $4.129 billion. The government has not detailed which projects account for the gap, which does not necessarily mean funds are awaiting disbursement. Women’s Safety: Nearly 70 women have been killed in gender-related cases this year, according to the Women’s Affairs Ministry. Protests in Douala and Yaoundé are demanding stronger protections and accountability. Trade: Cameroon’s Shippers’ Council is investigating cargo-clearance bottlenecks at Douala and Yaoundé airports, including delays and disputes over import valuations. Oil and Transparency: Cameroon is seeking investors for new oil blocks and says it aims to double production, while pursuing reforms to end its suspension from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.
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