AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMedicine Safety: Cameroon recorded 96.3 tonnes of illicit medical products seized in 2025, within at least 251 tonnes seized across Central Africa from 2020 to 2025. The trade includes counterfeit, unapproved and diverted medicines, putting patients at risk of treatment failure and poisoning. Blood Supply: Hospitals in Yaoundé face chronic shortages, with one account describing a mother who died after postpartum bleeding while her family searched for compatible blood. The articles call for stronger voluntary donation systems. Health Funding: Cameroon and the United States have formalized an $850 million health program through 2030. Clean Air: Cameroon is among the most polluted countries receiving less than $2 per person annually in international funding for air-quality projects.
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