AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSpecialised care investment: Nigeria’s African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE) says demand for advanced oncology, cardiovascular and haematology services is driving growth, citing nearly 6,000 patients treated in its first year and 40,000 lab tests. Cameroon health system leadership: In Yaoundé, the Executive and Strategic Leadership Programme (with Nkafu Policy Institute and the Denis & Lenora Foretia Foundation) is training 20 senior leaders on building stronger institutions—an approach linked to better organisational performance in health and other sectors. Sickle cell treatment push: Across Africa, local drugmakers are starting to connect production with sickle cell care as WHO promotes wider hydroxyurea access and child-friendly formulations. Electricity and health access: Cameroon’s installed power capacity rose to about 2,280 MW by end-2025, but the country still lags behind targets—an ongoing constraint for reliable health services. Public health workforce in conflict: A study highlights how nurses experience stress and distress during armed conflict, underscoring the need for better emergency nursing support. Airport transport safety: ADC and ALO Technologies retained 99 drivers for Taxi Go airport transport in Douala and Yaoundé, with training focused on defensive driving and passenger handling.
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