AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTransport: Cameroon and the Islamic Development Bank signed a €212.35 million deal to rehabilitate the Douala–Bafoussam corridor, including 218 km of national roads and 108 km of feeder roads. A separate tender seeks contractors to rebuild 167 km of the Yaoundé–Edéa road. Money: Five older CFA franc coin series will cease to be legal tender across CEMAC on November 1. Holders can exchange them until October 31, 2027. Governance: The National Assembly’s governing bureau may consider an administrative reshuffle under Speaker Théodore Datouo, but no agenda or proposal has been published. Dialogue: A Yaoundé conference has recommended a national religious council to promote interfaith dialogue and help prevent conflict. Business: Afriland First Bank and Savana Islamic Finance plan to widen Sharia-compliant financing for small businesses and farmers. Sport: Cameroon beat Congo 86–63 to finish second in the FIBA AfroCan qualifiers, but Gabon claimed the sole ticket to the 2027 tournament after defeating the hosts.
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