AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoRoad Safety & Public Health: In Buea, Catholic Bishop Michael Miabesue Bibi urged motorbike riders to treat their work as a service to humanity—protecting human life, respecting road users, and upholding the dignity of the profession. Mental Health & Healing: Cameroon-born author Gladis Saidou released the memoir “Welcome Home,” sharing her journey through trauma, mental health crisis, therapy, faith, and recovery. Disease Risk in Displacement: In Cameroon’s Far North, hundreds fled after an armed group raid killed 15 in Madegoua; displaced families reached border towns like Waza and Mora, straining local health services and raising fears of a humanitarian and disease outbreak. Health System Capacity: Cameroon and the IMF reviewed electricity transmission bottlenecks and power losses, noting that improved supply could support stronger growth and better service delivery. Safe Blood Access: A new piece highlights the need to secure safe blood through better donor recruitment and retention to prevent life-threatening shortages. Community Water & Sanitation: Returnees resettled from Minawao camp in Borno State (Nigeria) appealed for adequate toilet facilities to prevent open defecation and disease spread.
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