AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Health: WHO and Cameroon unveiled a new 2025–2029 cooperation roadmap in Yaounde, shifting focus toward primary healthcare and community systems, after joint work that included cholera vaccination of 2.8 million people and malaria vaccine rollout in 42 high-risk districts. Maternal & Sexual Health: SOGOC urged lawmakers to pass a dedicated SRHR law, warning that legal gaps and fear of prosecution keep safe care out of reach, with unsafe abortion linked to major maternal deaths. Gender-Based Violence: Rights groups and opposition are pushing for action as femicide reports rise, including the killing of teacher Geraldine Achia and calls for femicide to be treated as a separate crime. Education Funding: Government plans to scrap per-pupil capitation grants for a cost-based model that targets real school running costs and aims to curb headcount fraud. Energy Access & Accountability: Cameroon received 16,000 smart meters for government sites to improve billing accuracy and control public power bills, with more installations planned by end-2026. Social Protection: Cameroon launched a Yaounde campaign to extract and resocialize street children and youth, targeting at least 300 reintegrations by December 2026. Wildlife & Health: Tikki Hywood Foundation continues pangolin rescue and rehabilitation, preparing animals for release after illegal trafficking.
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