AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPresidential Absence Watch: Fresh reports keep spotlighting Paul Biya’s long stay abroad, with renewed debate over whether Cameroon’s institutions can function smoothly amid his absence. Anti-Corruption Push: CONAC’s chair renewed calls for stronger anti-corruption legislation, citing a sharp rise in complaints and arguing for better protection for whistle-blowers and tougher follow-through. Public Finance & Accountability: Cameroon’s authorities continue training on securities dematerialisation, while separate reporting flags major losses linked to undeclared gold exports—an issue tied to tax shortfalls and enforcement gaps. Water Services Reform: CAMWATER held a Yaoundé meeting to turn reforms into measurable service delivery, focusing on production, distribution, and access under national programmes. Digital Mobility Regulation: Yango Ride expanded driver recognition and highlighted compliance via the Blue Card licensing process, while other coverage notes growing uptake of Carte Bleue as drivers professionalise. U.S. Visa Policy: The U.S. made its visa bond requirement permanent for selected travellers, with a detailed look at which African countries are (and aren’t) affected. Regional Security: Boko Haram attacks in the Lake Chad area reportedly killed Niger soldiers, underscoring spillover risks for Cameroon and neighbours.
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