AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPower and Renewables: A Cameroon study finds grid-connected households are 25.3 percentage points less likely to adopt rooftop solar, suggesting off-grid communities are driving demand for home systems. Separately, Douala industries could gain 170 MW of electricity by year-end if delayed transmission works are completed. Food Processing: Olam Agri plans to invest about $400 million in African processing by 2028, including new feed mills in Cameroon, Nigeria and Côte d’Ivoire. The three mills are expected to buy 500,000 tonnes of corn and soybeans a year from farmers. Infrastructure: A proposed CFA174.6 billion package would fund the Edéa–Douala road reconstruction and a second Dibamba bridge, but the government has not clarified whether contractor Magil Construction remains involved. Food Supply: Cameroon plans to reallocate unused fish-import quotas ahead of the holidays; 18 of 52 quota holders have imported nothing. Oil Revenues: State crude sales fell CFA62.4 billion in the first half of 2026, as volumes dropped 34.3% year on year.
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