AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDigital Crackdown: Cameroon is set to disconnect and blacklist unregistered phones and tablets for about 700,000 users starting May 25, after a final customs directive to Camtel, MTN Cameroon and Orange Cameroon—aimed at choking the grey market and boosting tax compliance. Aviation & Fuel Shock: Morocco’s Royal Air Maroc is suspending 12 routes, including Casablanca–Douala and Casablanca–Yaoundé, blaming soaring kerosene costs and weaker demand amid Middle East tensions. Health Border Reassurance: Nigeria’s immigration service says its land borders are “not porous,” stressing manned posts and digital surveillance—an issue that matters for Cameroon too given shared cross-border movement. Industry & Trade: Cameroon tightens log export rules, banning more tree species from log exports to push local wood processing, while MSC expands door-to-door logistics via Kribi to Cameroon, Chad and CAR. Innovation Push: Africa Science Week kicks off in Tamale, with youth-led science and coding/robotics activities running across seven countries including Cameroon.
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