AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Youth Support: Melbet Cameroun’s Head of Marketing, Pierre Belinga, chaired a back-to-school donation event in Yaoundé 2, selecting learners from local higher institutions for its “Excellence Rewarding” scholarship scheme, with added mentorship support. Telecom & Digital Economy: CAMTEL signed a framework agreement with ANIPES to boost digital transformation in private higher education, promising high-speed connectivity and secure data hosting for campuses. Banking & Credit: Commercial Bank-Cameroon reported CFA524.5bn in direct customer loans as of July 31, 2026, with short-term credit making up over 70% of the portfolio. Public Finance (CEMAC): Cameroon’s CEMAC treasury debt rose above CFA2tn, reaching CFA2.061tn at end-July 2026, though annual growth slowed to 4.1%. Local Governance Capacity: NASLA and PROLOG signed a CFAF 844m deal to train about 2,000 local officials across 145 councils on administrative and financial management. Business & Infrastructure Costs: Cameroon Hotels Corporation says it could spend up to CFA5.13bn on design, supervision, advisory and financing services for the Hilton Yaoundé renovation. Sports Governance: FECAFOOT president Samuel Eto’o urged African federations to back FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, citing faster development and more World Cup opportunities for Africa. Humanitarian/Water: Cameroon Red Cross and Turkey’s Red Crescent agreed to improve WASH access for vulnerable communities through wells and water treatment support.
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