AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTerrorism & Security: Nigeria’s military says ISWAP chief propagandist Abu Salim al-Barnawi was killed in a failed attack on a base in Borno, dealing a blow to the group’s media and recruitment network. Political Governance: Cameroon’s ruling CPDM held a rare top-leadership meeting as criticism grows over President Paul Biya’s 45-day absence abroad, with opposition pushing for constitutional clarity. Women’s Football: CAF boosted WAFCON Morocco 2026 prize money—champions now get $2m, up from $1m—while Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses aim to make a strong return under new coach Valentine Nguele. Land Rights & Justice: CIVITAS Cameroon convened stakeholders in Bamenda to push for stronger implementation of land reforms that protect women’s rights. Mining & Industry: Cameroon’s mining reforms were presented as a shift toward industrial gold and other projects, with government saying reforms could lift state revenues sharply. Energy & Trade: Dangote Group is exploring a Cameroon petroleum products storage terminal to strengthen fuel supply security across Central Africa.
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