AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCholera Preparedness Deal: WHO and KSrelief signed a $5.3m agreement to strengthen cholera preparedness and response across the Lake Chad Basin, including Cameroon, with support for early detection, rapid treatment access, and better coordination to protect over 6 million people. Far North Health Strain: After an armed group raid in Madegoua near Makary killed 15, hundreds fled to border towns like Waza and Kousseri, overwhelming local health services as women and children reportedly go days without food and security. Medical Regulation Push: Cameroon’s Medical Council leadership warned against unauthorised medical practice, illegal clinics, and risky treatments promoted via social media, urging firm action to protect public health. Blood Transfusion Funding Review: NBTS in Yaounde reviewed its budget after additional government resources, aiming to keep blood collection, screening, distribution and transfusion safety running smoothly amid changing operational needs. Youth Health Investment Call: Youth leaders and officials urged higher investment in youth health, education, skills and economic empowerment, highlighting mental health, sexual and reproductive health, nutrition, HIV and gender-based violence as priorities.
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