AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFootball Governance: In Yaoundé, ACFAC has asked the government to probe FECAFOOT and Samuel Eto’o over alleged mishandling of a €567,000 Russia friendly payment, with plans to sue in Cameroon and file a separate complaint in Russia. Security & State Capacity: Cameroon’s security narrative also features in regional reporting, with claims of major counter-terror recoveries and arrests linked to operations in the North-East. Water Infrastructure: CAMWATER says Cameroon will complete the second phase of its Nine-City Drinking Water Supply Project by end-February 2027, with works in Maroua, Garoua, Garoua-Boulaï, Yabassi and Dschang reported around 70–91% complete. EU Transport Cooperation: The Transport Ministry met the EU Ambassador in Yaoundé to discuss EU support for aviation, maritime, inland waterways and road projects, including AI for accident prevention and corridor trade facilitation. Public Procurement Watch: Yaoundé’s National Printing Office cancelled a CFA230 million equipment overhaul tender, leaving questions over next steps. Health Campaign: Far North Minister Manaouda says a one-week free healthcare drive exceeded targets, including consultations and Universal Health Coverage pre-enrolment. Digital Government: A Yaoundé summit, E-Gov’A (Oct 14–17), will push interoperable, secure digital public services across Africa.
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