AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUrban Governance: Yaoundé has impounded more than 3,000 taxis for lacking required digital IDs, as drivers complain checks are underway while registration queues remain. Rights and Migration: Human Rights Watch says US deportations to African third countries violate international law; its report says people sent to Cameroon and other countries were returned to places where they faced possible persecution or torture. Education Oversight: Cameroon’s higher-education ministry voided a Yaoundé doctoral defense held by an institution it says is unauthorized, warning that its diplomas are not recognized. Regional Relations: Cameroon and Nigeria pledged closer cooperation on trade, border security and counterterrorism. Constitutional and Election Watch: Constitutional Council President Clément Atangana’s death has raised questions about the body’s leadership, while the ruling CPDM still has no timetable for next year’s polls, a year after Biya’s disputed re-election. Anglophone Crisis: Rights groups have published a partial list of 4,000 reported deaths as the conflict enters its tenth year.
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