AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPresidential Power: Paul Biya marked 44 years in office on Nov. 6, sharpening questions about succession after more than four decades in power. Opposition and Courts: Issa Tchiroma says he will keep boycotting elections despite his party’s suspension. At a Yaoundé military tribunal, Djeukam Tchameni said he was guilty of serving Cameroon, not the crimes he faces, which could carry life imprisonment. Anglophone Crisis: The African Bar Association called for international mediation and justice for victims as the conflict enters its tenth year; a report cited 987 kidnappings disrupting trade and farming. Government Policy: Cameroon plans CFA275,000 grants for 20,000 young informal workers and will deduct local-government debt repayments from decentralization funds starting in 2027. Rights: Human Rights Watch urged Yaoundé to introduce protection orders to help prevent femicide.
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