AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCameroon’s Anglophone crisis and education fallout: UNICEF says 223,749 children are completely out of school in the North-West and South-West, with 2,463 schools shut down due to the conflict, while programmes like CARED aim to reintegrate affected learners. Cameroon energy push: In Banyo (Adamawa), a 44 MW solar-plus-battery project is being developed with Socadel and local partners, presented to the regulator in Yaoundé—far bigger than the smaller hybridisation solar plans under Mission 300. Sovereign risk watch: S&P Global reaffirmed Cameroon’s B-/B rating with a stable outlook but cut 2026 growth to 3.5%, citing weaker hydrocarbons and agriculture, and flagged political transition as a key market concern. Refugees and deportations spotlight: AFP reports Cameroonian authorities are among African destinations receiving US deportees under “third-country” arrangements, raising fears and uncertainty for people with little connection to their new country. Yaoundé cultural diplomacy: France’s Expertise France visited the National Museum in Yaoundé under a C2D-funded modernisation partnership aimed at better conservation and promotion. Trade policy pressure: Benjamin Kalu urged the WTO to deliver concrete outcomes on public stockholding for food security and investment facilitation, warning delays are eroding trust.
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