AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCEMAC/IMF Talks: BEAC Governor Yvon Sana Bangui met the IMF in Washington to revive the suspended regional assurances review, with December 2026 flagged as a possible completion date—an important step for future CEMAC-linked IMF programs. Justice & Governance: In the Martinez Zogo case, a missing phone linked to DGRE operations returned to focus as investigators told the Yaoundé Military Court the device and SIM had stopped transmitting, while Colonel Justin Danwe’s defense again argued he ordered the operation but not the journalist’s death. Anti-Corruption/Business: Former Cameroon Bar Association president Akere Muna renewed calls to disclose Cameroonian beneficiaries in the Glencore bribery case as the London trial approaches. Energy & Finance: Cameroon awarded a CFA47.5m audit contract to assess spending and work completed on the stalled Bini à Warak hydropower project before any new plan. Public Health: WHO reported 11 African countries with active mpox transmission in six weeks, with Cameroon recording 28 cases. Security: A former Operation Hadin Kai commander said troops neutralised 1,106 JAS/ISWAP terrorists in Borno during his tenure, alongside weapons and cash recoveries. Human Rights/Media: Avocats Sans Frontières trained journalists in Cameroon on reporting detention cases and alternative penalties ahead of a national colloquium. Regional Tragedy: Eight Nigerians were feared drowned after two speedboats collided in Cameroon waters near Tikoro, with bodies recovered at Simon Beach.
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