AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Finance Watch: Cameroon paid about CFA29.5bn in debt interest and fees in June 2026 (about 9% of total debt service), while Camtel SIM procurement was relaunched after an earlier tender failed—now seeking 854,225 SIM cards for CFA500m. Energy & Regulation: ARSEL shortlisted firms to audit Nachtigal Hydro Power models, focusing on debt, returns and tariff impacts. Business & Industry: Dangote Cement Cameroon sold 596,800 tons in H1 2026, down 13.1%, even as it targets higher capacity. Legal/Identity: OAPI rejected AFP’s opposition to Cameroonian journalist Alain Foka’s “AFO + Logo” trademark. Yaoundé/Politics & Governance: A fresh controversy in Cameroon’s political space follows claims by an ex-military intelligence figure against Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, while commentary again flags the risk of uncertainty around Paul Biya’s prolonged absence. International Spotlight: Cameroon-born Johns Hopkins researcher Fatima Ameaka was detained by US ICE at Baltimore airport despite valid work authorization, then released after custody across states.
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