AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCameroon Court Update: After anti-gay raids in Douala, a Cameroon court on Sept. 7 freed two 18-year-olds, sent six men (22–38) back to prison to await trial, and transferred a 16-year-old to civil court—following arrests tied to alleged homosexuality charges and related items found during raids. Urban Health & Sanitation: Yaoundé is stepping up enforcement against illegal dumping, clearing “black spots” like Melen and Etoug-Ebe, using barricades and daily collection routines to stop waste from returning. Health Workforce Training: Fifty senior nursing leaders from 27 countries are in India for a public health policy and management programme at PGIMER, with Cameroon among the participating delegations. Public Health Finance: A Global Fund partnership in Cameroon is highlighted with a €205 million grant to strengthen public health systems. Sickle Cell Treatment Push: African drugmakers and researchers are linking local production to wider access to hydroxyurea and child-friendly formulations for sickle cell disease. Airport Transport Safety: ADC and ALO Technologies have retained 99 drivers for Taxi Go airport transport rollout in Douala and Yaoundé, moving them into training ahead of November 2026 deployment.
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