AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFlood & Landslide Response in Limbe: Limbe City Mayor Dr Paul Efome Ngale toured areas hit by torrential rains on Aug 5, after three people died and a lone survivor was rescued; officials also inspected the Limbe Zoological Centre where two perimeter walls collapsed, with assurances that animals were safe and reconstruction plans are underway. Cocoa Under Pressure: Cameroon’s marketed cocoa output fell 19.9% in the 2025-2026 season to 247,914 tonnes, with exports and local processing also dropping—raising concerns for farmers and the wider value chain. East Region Investment Push: Cameroon launched Bagofit International Business Week 2026 and an East Investment Forum to attract investors, highlighting forestry, agriculture and mining opportunities tied to the region’s agro-ecological zones. Douala Tree-Planting Drive: Roots & Suits Empower Foundation and partners planted 500 trees along Rond-Poulin to Carrefour Bassong, aiming for 20,000 trees by 2027 and 10,000 in 2026 to fight climate impacts and pollution. Wildlife & Trade Risk Link: A new study warns invasive species can drive “forced migration,” citing cases including water hyacinth near Douala that pushed fishermen away.
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