AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTransport Financing: Cameroon and the Islamic Development Bank signed a €212.35 million agreement to rehabilitate the Douala–Bafoussam corridor, including 218 km of main roads, feeder roads and community facilities. State-Owned Firms: Chanas Assurances has renewed its call for shareholders to fund a capital increase; state oil company SNH would need about CFA1.5 billion to preserve its 45.26% stake, but its commitment is unclear. Parliament: National Assembly leaders may review the institution’s administrative structure, though no agenda or reform plan has been confirmed. Justice: The Martinez Zogo murder trial continues amid disputes over a senior gendarmerie officer’s delayed testimony and official travel authorization. Governance: Cameroon gained eight points in budget transparency, but oversight remains weak; officials are also seeking to lift the country’s suspension from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative. Social Cohesion: A Yaoundé conference recommended a national religious council to strengthen interfaith dialogue and help prevent conflict.
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