AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGlobal Health Funding: Cameroon and the Global Fund strengthen their public health partnership with a €205 million grant for 2027–2029, targeting HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and expanding primary care access. Flood Preparedness: NEMA says it is closely monitoring water levels at Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam to reduce flood risk along the River Benue, with early warnings and community sensitisation. Customs & Consumer Safety: Cameroon’s Directorate General of Customs extends its crackdown in Kribi and Campo, focusing on smuggling of drinks and frozen products, including concerns over adulteration and missing fiscal stamps. Water, Hygiene & Sanitation: Cameroon Red Cross partners with the Turkish Red Crescent to improve WASH for vulnerable communities, including wells and water treatment facilities. Local Health Access: A youth-led Noun Division health campaign delivered free screenings and specialist consultations across multiple sites, including dental and eye care. Public Health & Rights: Douala saw 68 arrests tied to homosexuality charges, with most released after bail; human rights groups sought clarification on detainees’ status.
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