AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAnglophone Crisis: Four people were killed in Cameroon’s Southwest after separatists opened fire on a vehicle in Ekona, triggering a clash in which one separatist fighter died. The violence follows a week-long lockdown aimed at disrupting school reopening. Far North Governance: Cameroon’s Far North reconstruction program (PSRDREN) shows conflicting 2025 budget execution figures—59% in one official statement versus 63.8% in a ministry report—with the gap left unexplained. Cocoa Trade & Traceability: ONCC and Germany’s Cooko renewed a three-year cocoa traceability partnership in Douala, but the new deal’s targets, budget and performance indicators were not disclosed. World Bank Portfolio: Cameroon’s economy ministry put the World Bank Group portfolio value at CFAF 1.806 trillion (about $3.2bn), down from a higher figure presented in April 2025, without detailing any new financing. Regional Trade: Cameroon leads CEMAC preferential trade approvals with 72% of approved products (1,328 of 1,834), reflecting a rise in approved companies and product categories. Sports—Cameroon Abroad: Manchester United’s new signing Carlos Baleba remains sidelined with an ankle injury, delaying his debut.
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