AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCameroon’s Pharma Push: Cameroon says it has grown from 7 pharmaceutical production units in 2020 to 19 in 2026, but locally made medicines still cover under 5% of national demand—highlighting gaps in financing, energy, raw materials, and timely payments for public orders. Gender-Based Violence Urgency: New reports and expert commentary point to a “tip of the iceberg” problem in femicides, with calls for prevention and early intervention long before violence escalates. Menstrual Hygiene + School Health: In Moli (Buea), AgricVento’s back-to-school drive supported children with sanitary pads, first-aid supplies, haircuts, and learning materials—linking education access to health and dignity. Community Health + Traditional Medicine: As Africa marks African Traditional Medicine Day, WHO and partners stress moving traditional care from research to real-world access to help advance universal health coverage. Forced Migration Health Risks: A report says the US expanded “third-country” deportations, including flights to Cameroon—raising concerns for people with serious medical conditions and those facing persecution. Livelihood Threats: Cameroon Development Corporation workers report destruction of over 100 palm trees at Esuke (Mutengene), warning it could undermine food and income for families.
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