Cameroon Security Update: Separatist violence flared again in the Southwest, with security sources reporting three civilians and a separatist fighter killed after an attack on a highway vehicle near Ekona, during a wider week-long lockdown aimed at disrupting school reopening. Cameroon Investment & Tourism: Cameroon’s Investment Promotion Agency says it signed agreements worth just over CFAF80 billion across agro-industry, manufacturing, tourism and industrial printing, including a tourism and leisure project in the pipeline. Ndolle City Deal: A major new-town push in Littoral—Ndolle City in Sikoum-Dibamba—hit a milestone after a landmark €5 billion strategic agreement was signed, positioning Cameroon as a primary hub for large-scale regional development. Cameroon Travel Policy Watch: Malaysia announced that citizens of Cameroon must obtain a Single Entry eVisa before visiting for social purposes like tourism and family visits in 2026. Border & Trade Modernisation: Nigeria and Benin Customs moved to strengthen cross-border procedures, including a one-stop border post assessment and plans to improve corridor efficiency—good news for travellers and logistics linked to the region. Cameroon Economy Snapshot: MINEPAT put the World Bank portfolio value at CFAF 1.806 trillion (about $3.2bn), down from CFAF 2.7 trillion in a prior review.