AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMilitary & Governance: Cameroon’s President Paul Biya has reshuffled senior military leadership via decrees, promoting the head of the Presidential Guard to brigadier general and replacing commanders in four of the country’s five joint military regions, as his prolonged absence abroad continues to fuel public unease. Presidency Transparency: Government spokesperson René Emmanuel Sadi insists Biya is alive, has not resigned, and will return “very soon,” rejecting claims of illness and calls for a presidential vacancy. U.S. Diplomatic Footprint: The Trump administration has notified Congress it plans to close five smaller U.S. missions, including an embassy branch office in Douala, alongside posts in Grenada, Japan, Indonesia and Canada. Women’s Football (WAFCON 2026): Ghana’s Black Queens were beaten 1-0 by Cameroon, with Evelyn Badu urging fans to back the team ahead of the must-win clash versus Mali. Migration & Jobs: Cameroon and the IOM discussed turning migration and diaspora funds into productive investment and job creation aligned with the national development strategy. Sports Spotlight: Cameroon’s Emmanuel Eseme set a Commonwealth Games 100m gold record in Glasgow, underlining the country’s rising track profile.
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