AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHumanitarian Health & Wellbeing: Plan International Cameroon kicked off Humanitarian Week 2026 in Yaounde with a sports walk that brought together frontline workers and partners including WHO and WFP, linking physical fitness and mental wellbeing to safer, more effective aid delivery. Health System Cooperation: Cameroon’s Minister of Public Health, Dr Manaouda Malachie, met Turkey’s ambassador to discuss a structured MoU to strengthen health cooperation, including training, technical expertise and capacity building. Maternal & Child Health Focus: UNICEF-backed AGAB (Adolescent Girls Advisory Board) launched its second cohort, pushing girls into decision-making roles—an approach tied to better protection and access to quality services. Public Health Risk & Safety: Cameroon’s private Hajj operators face tighter financial and operational rules for 2027, including a CFA10 million bank guarantee and CFA100 million annual revenue proof—aimed at reducing service failures that can endanger pilgrims’ health. Leadership & Health Concerns: Reports renewed questions over President Paul Biya’s prolonged absence from Cameroon, with officials saying he is in Geneva and not hospitalized, but details remain limited. Food Security & Nutrition: Japan pledged USD 1.25 million to support WFP food assistance for displaced people in Cameroon.
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