AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAnglophone Crisis at 10 Years: Cameroon marks a decade of conflict in its English-speaking regions as rights groups release a partial list of 4,037 reported deaths from 2016 to 2026, with founder Felix Nkongho Agbor “Balla” urging stronger action so the crisis doesn’t become “permanent.” Public Health Alarm: The UN warns that medicine trafficking is a major threat across CEMAC, citing seizures of at least 251 tonnes in Cameroon, CAR, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon between 2020 and 2025, with counterfeit and diverted drugs linked to treatment failures and avoidable deaths. Cross-Border Trade Watch: Reports say security improvements have revived northern Nigeria–Cameroon Far North trade since 2019, with truckers returning to routes via Kourgui and Limani—though travel timing still matters due to lingering risks. Press Freedom: Cameroon’s media crackdown continues as Vision 4 is suspended over its coverage of the Martinez Zogo trial, signaling pressure on journalists. Regional Diplomacy: OACPS Africa Group heads of mission meet in Brussels to plan the handover of coordination for the Africa–EU Regional Protocol under the Samoa Agreement.
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