AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCholera Alert (Far North): A cholera outbreak is emerging in Minawao Refugee Camp after 24 suspected cases (15 positive by rapid tests) were reported on July 26, with 754 cases and 25 deaths already recorded across Cameroon’s Far North since June 29; the camp is at about 325% capacity and investigations point to both an imported case and signs of local transmission, raising alarms for urgent response. Health Financing (Regional): Cameroon is set to strengthen health emergency readiness with a World Bank €78.7m loan plus a $10m grant under a Health Security Programme covering West and Central Africa, alongside additional IsDB funding for rural development that also targets public health investment. Rural Healthcare Access (South West): The CAMESA annual health campaign opened in Nguti, Kupe Muanenguba, offering free consultations, lab screening, cardiovascular checks, medication, and minor/major surgeries to thousands over five days. Youth & Health Priorities (National): Cameroon is seeking CFAF386.1bn for its 2025–2030 Youth Plan, with the biggest share going to education and training, and a smaller but dedicated budget line for participation, health and well-being. Prevention Research (Cameroon-linked): New study coverage highlights gaps in preconception care and surveillance detection in Cameroon’s health system, underscoring the need to strengthen prevention before pregnancy and improve disease detection in routine settings.
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