AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOil & Trade: Cameroon collected CFA12.2 billion in transit fees from Chadian crude exports in the first four months of 2026, up 11% year-on-year, as 16.1 million barrels moved through the 1,080-km Chad-Cameroon pipeline to Kribi. Language Policy: Chad’s education ministry has ordered Standard Arabic to get the same status as French in schools, a move analysts link to shifting political power between Arabic- and French-speaking elites. Democracy Under Pressure: Chad’s opposition faces a fresh crackdown: eight opposition leaders were sentenced to eight years without parole, and the Supreme Court dissolved the GCAP coalition, raising fears of a return to one-party rule. Security & Smuggling Claims: The Southern Liberation Operations Room accuses Haftar-affiliated armed groups of smuggling fuel through Chad into Sudan, worsening shortages in Libya’s south. Humanitarian Context: Refugee reporting highlights the scale of Sudan’s collapse and the strain on Chad’s border areas as people flee violence. Sports (Chad-linked): Chiefs’ coaching shake-up includes the hiring of Chad O’Shea as wide receivers coach.
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