AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoAnglophone Crisis: Cameroon’s army says it rescued five kidnapped teachers in Wum after a separatist attack that also killed a police commissioner, as Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute renewed calls for peace amid fresh violence. Football Governance: Samuel Eto’o rejected new allegations over a €567,570 Russia-friendly payment reportedly routed to his personal Qatar account, while former Fecafoot officials say they still can’t trace where the money went and fear FIFA chief Gianni Infantino may be shielding him. Energy & Industry: SCDP plans a CFA11.65bn LPG logistics hub at Bonabéri in Douala, adding road and rail facilities to expand gas distribution inland. Trade & Finance: India Exim Bank is reported to back a $6bn railway linking CAR mines to Cameroon’s Kribi port, though key route and costs remain unclear. Aviation Safety: Cameroon’s civil aviation authorities met in Yaoundé to cut wildlife and bird-strike risks, citing hundreds of incidents and major aircraft damage since 2019. Business & Telecom: Camtel explores infrastructure sharing with Socadel to reduce network rollout costs and widen coverage. Tax Scrutiny: Geneva’s tax authority has opened a case against Cameroonian banker Paul Fokam over undeclared wealth during his tax residency in Switzerland.
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