AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUrban Sanitation Push: Yaoundé authorities are intensifying enforcement against illegal dumping, clearing “black spots” like Melen and Etoug-Ebe, using barricades and daily collection routines to stop waste from returning. Public Health Leadership: Cameroon’s Executive and Strategic Leadership Programme opened in Yaoundé, training senior leaders to improve institutional effectiveness and accountability. Health Financing & Access: A Global Fund debt-for-health model is highlighted as debt swaps can free money for health programmes, with Cameroon listed among African participants. Sickle Cell Care: African drugmakers and researchers are linking local production to wider access to hydroxyurea and child-friendly formulations for sickle cell disease. Cameroon Health System Capacity: Cameroon’s installed electricity generation rose to 2,280 MW by end-2025, but the country still faces a major supply gap—an issue that can affect health service reliability. Airport Transport Upgrade: ADC and ALO Technologies have retained 99 drivers for Taxi Go airport transport in Douala and Yaoundé, with training set before November 2026 rollout. Legal/Health Rights Context: Cameroon’s court sent six men back to prison after anti-gay raids in Douala, while others were released or had cases transferred.
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