AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDouala Port Revenue: Cameroon’s customs targets CFA106.7bn for August 2026, with Douala expected to deliver about CFA62.3bn and keep its trade engine role even as Kribi grows. Local Tax Relief Pressure: The new General Synthetic Tax (IGS) transfers nearly CFA15bn to municipalities for 2025, but withholding rules are still straining business cash flow ahead of the 2027 Finance Law. Road Delivery Risk: Only 30 of 155 road projects were completed by late July; insecurity, slow procurement and weak payment execution could leave Cameroon finishing under half of its 2026 targets. Maritime Security & Shipping: EU forces stopped a sixth “false flag” tanker linked to Cameroon registry details, while Turkey and Somalia freed the Cameroon-flagged MV LATUF after a 10-day anti-piracy operation that killed 14 pirates. Business & Logistics Partnerships: CMA CGM and China Communications Construction Company signed an MoU to expand port infrastructure, multimodal logistics and energy-transition projects across Africa and beyond. Agri-Exports & Industry: Rabobank reports African avocado shipments hit 450,000 tonnes in 2025, with exports diversifying despite weather and logistics risks. Pharma Localisation: Senegal’s Teranga Pharma pushes a locally made sickle-cell generic (Drepaf) to cut import dependence and target six African markets. Skills & Media: MTN’s Pan African Media Innovation Programme kicks off in Johannesburg, aiming to strengthen African journalism capacity.
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