AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCholera Alert: UNICEF warns cholera is accelerating across West and Central Africa, with active outbreaks in six countries—Nigeria, DRC, Cameroon, Chad, Republic of Congo and CAR—spreading along shared rivers, trade routes and population movements, as flooding contaminates water and damages sanitation; Cameroon Health Outreach: In Eyang (Nguti area), Cameroon Medical Students Association (CAMESA) ran a second day of its 2026 health campaign at Eyangatem Integrated Health Centre, delivering free general and dental consultations, lab tests and medication to over 100 residents, with 5–7 surgical cases flagged for follow-up; Food Assistance for Displaced People: Japan contributed about USD 1.25m to WFP for three months of emergency food support for over 13,000 refugees and internally displaced people in Adamawa and the Far North, targeting immediate nutrition needs; Youth & Disability Jobs: The SEEPD program (Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services) urged stronger enforcement of disability rights to expand employment for young people with disabilities, citing persistent discrimination and inaccessible workplaces; Policy Focus: Cameroon convened partners in Yaounde to mobilize funding for its National Youth Policy (PNJ 2025–2035) and a 386.1bn FCFA youth plan aimed at turning education into real opportunities, including youth health and social cohesion.
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