Oil & Trade Finance: Cameroon collected about CFA15.1 billion in transit fees from Chadian crude exports via the Chad-Cameroon pipeline in Jan–May 2026, with monthly receipts rising from CFA2.83–3.52 billion as volumes stayed strong. Logistics & Energy Infrastructure: Cameroon’s National Shippers’ Council picked Tradex SA to build and run fuel stations at logistics hubs along the Douala–Bangui and Douala–N’Djamena corridors, aiming to create “life centers” for truckers moving goods between Douala, the Central African Republic, and Chad. Migration Policy: Greece’s migration minister Thanos Plevris doubled down on tougher migration rules, calling criticism from rights groups a “badge of honor” as EU states discuss migrant centers in Africa. Humanitarian Pressure at Chad’s Border: At Adre, Chadians returning from Sudan’s war face growing aid uncertainty, with UN agencies warning funding gaps could disrupt operations. Healthcare Investment: Qatar Red Crescent Society funded and inaugurated a dialysis unit at Al-Nahda University Hospital in N’Djamena, easing chronic kidney treatment shortages. Regional Security Context: Observers warn Sudan’s conflict could drift toward deeper fragmentation, with partition likely to worsen instability rather than solve it. Entrepreneurship Spotlight: Africa’s Business Heroes named its 2026 Top 100 entrepreneurs, including founders from Chad, selected from 24,000+ applications.