AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCameroon Leadership Watch: President Paul Biya’s 48-day absence in Switzerland is reigniting accusations of a “power vacuum” and “autopilot” governance, with opposition calling for clarity on who is running the state and whether temporary incapacity procedures should be set. Energy & Economy: Dangote Group is discussing a petroleum products storage terminal in Cameroon, potentially linked to pipelines, aiming to cut transport costs and strengthen fuel security across Central Africa. Urban Development & Jobs: Yaoundé’s vertical construction boom is boosting demand for elevator and technical engineering services, while MINJEC and University of Yaoundé I signed a five-year MoU to help youth move from education into employment, entrepreneurship, and civic participation. Culture & Diplomacy: Germany’s restitution preparations for Maka ancestral remains continue after social media claims of a fixed arrival date, with Cameroonian representatives already in Germany for the process. Social Protection: MINPROFF condemned harmful social media behaviour by young girls and reiterated the child helpline (116). Church & Regional Ties: The Archbishop of Canterbury begins a 10-day pastoral visit to Ghana and Cameroon, including meetings with church and state leaders.
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