AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoInvestment: Indonesian firms reported about US$60 million in potential deals with Cameroon and Central African partners, including a US$15 million tapioca-and-biogas plant, a US$15 million organic-fertilizer facility, river-sand mining and fish-processing projects. Power: Huawei has proposed digital upgrades for Cameroon’s electricity system, where transmission and distribution losses reached about 25% of output in 2024. Agriculture: The government backed an organic-cocoa partnership aimed at securing Fair Trade certification, stronger export links and higher returns for farmers. Infrastructure: CAMTEL and SOCADEL will explore sharing electricity and fibre-optic infrastructure to cut deployment costs and improve network resilience. Refining: A recapitalization lifted the state’s direct stake in Sonara to 98.09%, sharply diluting minority shareholders. Trade: Cameroon, Nigeria and Benin are advancing a regional border-modernisation plan with Afreximbank, including digital customs links and upgrades to the Mfum–Ekok corridor.
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