AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGlobal Fund Boost for Cameroon: Cameroon’s Ministry of Economy, Planning and Regional Development met the Global Fund to review HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria work, as the Global Fund pledged €205 million for 2027–2029, including support for prevention, treatment and wider primary care access. Customs Crackdown with Health Angle: Cameroon’s Directorate General of Customs extended its fraud and smuggling campaign to Kribi and Campo, targeting illegal drinks and frozen products, warning that unregistered supply chains can harm consumers and undercut legitimate businesses. Community Health Access in Noun: Young Peuple launched a Foumban 2026 Health Campaign with multiple screening and specialist sites to address gaps in the Noun Division, including dental care for patients with severe tooth pain. Driver Wellbeing in Douala/Yaoundé: Yango Ride reported regional safety gains and said it will return in September 2026 with safety and free health check-ups for partner drivers, following July 2025 events with Douala and Yaoundé councils. Public Health Watch: NEMA said it is closely monitoring the Lagdo Dam for flood risk along the River Benue and is sharing early warnings and safety guidance with at-risk communities.
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