Public Assets & Insurance: Cameroon’s PM Joseph Dion Ngute told the National Assembly that the state has identified 1,522 state-owned buildings in Yaoundé (Mfoundi) and Douala (Wouri), worth over CFA1.5 trillion, while admitting the government does not use private insurance for these properties. Electricity Governance: The government says electricity fraud is costing Cameroon about CFA60 billion a year; Socadel, the new power distributor, plans a nationwide crackdown in its first 100 days after detecting around 3,000 cases in Yaoundé and Douala. Security Cooperation: Cameroon and the Central African Republic held a high-level cross-border security meeting in Motcheboum to tighten control along their nearly 800-km shared border. Border Defense Pact: Nigeria and Cameroon signed a memorandum to strengthen southern border security, including intelligence sharing, joint training, and a joint maritime task force. Infrastructure Diplomacy: Cameroon’s Public Works minister signed an MoU with UK firm PROPAV Infrastructure to draft technical and financial proposals for the Bekoko–Limbe–Idenau road. Parliamentary Pressure: MPs grilled the government over decentralisation, contract delays, and public asset management, with the PM facing tough questions on execution gaps. Health & Risk: Experts warn Central Africa’s Ebola situation could worsen amid conflict, misinformation, and funding cuts. Regional Economy & Trade: Cameroon’s PROMOTE exhibition opened in Yaoundé with renewed UK-Cameroon cooperation messaging and a push for private-sector-led growth.