AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoBusiness Reform: Cameroon relaunched the Cameroon Business Forum in Douala after six years, as employers called for action on unfulfilled promises, tax pressure, access to credit and investment security. Property Rights: A land dispute involving GECAM president Célestin Tawamba has raised fresh concerns over legal certainty for businesses; Tawamba is seeking the reversal of a ministry order cancelling his company’s land title. Public Finances: Cameroon has yet to formally seek a new IMF programme, putting CFA300 billion in planned 2027 budget support at risk. Eurobond yields also hit record highs after Fitch downgraded the country, citing financing pressure and uncertainty over President Paul Biya’s succession. Governance: Cameroon ranked among the three lowest-scoring Sub-Saharan African countries in the 2026 Rule of Law Index. Biya appointed a new Constitutional Council chief ahead of the 2027 elections, while the MRC elected Tiriane Noah as its first female president. Energy Investment: Aliko Dangote says a petroleum distribution project in Cameroon is nearing completion as his group expands fuel pipelines and storage across Africa.
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