AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFrancophonie in Yaoundé: The 51st Parliamentary Assembly of La Francophonie (APF) wrapped up in Cameroon, with Nathalie Roy taking over as APF president and lawmakers pushing climate, democracy and peace commitments across the Francophone world. Security in the Far North: Cameroon says Boko Haram attacks are still ongoing despite setbacks, with an overnight assault on a Rapid Intervention Battalion post in Vreket repelled and militants killed. Cocoa economy: With one week left before the 2025-2026 season ends, Cameroon’s cocoa farmgate prices jumped by 250 CFA francs to around 2,750–2,850 CFA/kg, nearing 3,000. Health push in the South West: Authorities launched the 2026 Mother and Child Health Nutrition Action Week, targeting children 0–59 months with Vitamin A and catch-up immunisation. Local governance and smuggling: The South West governor ordered the closure of clandestine beaches used for illegal imports, insisting goods must go through authorised ports. Douala disaster: Heavy rains preceded a three-storey building collapse in Bonamoussadi that killed at least six and injured six others. Sports—Cameroon in the qualifiers: FIBA confirmed Tunisia and Senegal as hosts for Window 4 of the 2027 World Cup African qualifiers, with Cameroon drawn in Group E.
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