AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAfCFTA & SME Trade: Entrepreneurs and trade experts met in Yaoundé to push reforms that help Cameroonian firms use AfCFTA preferential trade, citing early exports under the Guided Trade Initiative. Transport & Industrial Logistics: Cameroon is moving on the Edéa–Kribi–Lolabé–Campo rail corridor with a June 4 MoU framework for studies, financing, construction and operations—aimed at linking rail to Kribi port and mining export flows. Electricity Access: The AfDB launched the Mission 300 Progress Tracker (MapAfrica) to monitor grid and off-grid power projects, with Cameroon listed among priority countries. Agri-Exports: Plantations du Haut Penja reported May banana exports of 9,207 tons, the lowest monthly figure so far in 2026, linked to the dry season. Women & Finance: Douala women entrepreneurs received CFA53m in micro-financing to expand businesses and sustain jobs. Skills for Industry: Cameroon’s PEAC programme entered its technical implementation phase with AfDB support to train youth and women for industrial jobs. Mining & Investment: BWA Group appointed a new CEO to advance exploration assets in Cameroon and Canada. Environment & Health: World Environment Day coverage highlights lead paint risks and calls for stronger Rotterdam Convention controls. Energy Markets: Cameroon plans additional palm oil imports in H2 2026 after stocks fell below 10,000 tons.
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