AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAnglophone Crisis: Ten years into the conflict, rights lawyer Agbor Balla says the toll on civilians and livelihoods remains devastating. He calls for concessions by both the government and separatist groups, accountability for abuses, and a truth-and-reconciliation process. Decentralisation: South West Regional Assembly President Zacheus Bakoma Elango says the region has made gradual gains in healthcare, schools, roads and water projects, but limited funding and insecurity continue to constrain progress. Energy Ownership: Cameroon has authorised state utility Socadel to pursue Globeleq’s 56% stakes in the Kribi and Dibamba power plants for an indicative CFA80 billion. The deal would give the state full ownership, but no share transfer has been confirmed. Biya’s 44 Years: A commentary marking President Paul Biya’s four decades in power questions whether Cameroon’s progress matches the time and resources available, pointing to unresolved security, jobs, infrastructure and accountability challenges.
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