AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPeace Talks: Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute has urged South-West stakeholders to pursue grassroots dialogue and persuade separatist fighters to disarm, saying peace is essential for development. Election Watch: Constitutional Council President Clément Atangana’s death leaves a key institution at a sensitive moment. Legal disputes are mounting ahead of next year’s polls, while the CPDM has yet to set an election timetable. Public Finances: Police fuel liabilities reached CFA4.875 billion, and emergency fuel reserves were reported depleted. Budget records show fuel-related debt concerns date back to 2022. Deportation Policy: Human Rights Watch says US transfers of migrants to African countries violate international law; Cameroon is among the countries that have received deportees, amid concerns over opaque arrangements and risks to those sent onward. Border Security: Cameroon and Nigeria plan closer intelligence-sharing and cargo checks to target drug trafficking while keeping legitimate trade moving.
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