AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFuel Supply: Energy Minister Gaston Eloundou Essomba inspected more than 18 Yaoundé stations and gas plants amid supply disruptions, pressing operators to restore kerosene availability and enforce fire-safety measures. Transport: Cameroon opened a tender to rebuild 167 km of the Yaoundé–Edéa road, a key freight link toward Douala and the Central African Republic. The three contracts each have a 30-month timeline. Industrial Power: Delays to Nachtigal’s second transmission corridor are leaving an estimated 150 MW of industrial demand unmet; the government now expects key works to be energized in November. Kribi Port: A proposed CFA50 billion agricultural terminal could boost agro-industrial logistics, but CFA40 billion in financing remains to be secured. Construction is planned for 2027. Agriculture: Banana exports rose 21.5% year-on-year to 194,273 tonnes through September, though market leader PHP’s recent losses raise questions about profitability. Cameroon is also exploring a dedicated financing window for cocoa and coffee projects.
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