AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCameroon–U.S. Health Funding: Cameroon and the United States signed a financial framework for a major health partnership worth about $850m (CFA510bn) through 2030, with the U.S. pledging $400m (CFA240bn) and Cameroon co-investing up to $450m (CFA270bn). WHO–Cameroon Primary Care Roadmap: Cameroon’s Public Health Minister presented the 4th WHO Country Cooperation strategy for 2025–2029, shifting focus to primary healthcare and community systems, including universal coverage, stronger health governance, and better epidemic preparedness. Food Safety Watch: Researchers reported six heavy metals in chicken and egg samples from poultry farms in Cameroon’s Centre, Littoral and West regions, raising concerns about controls despite limited sampling. Measles After-Effects: A new report highlights how measles can cause “immune amnesia,” leaving people vulnerable to other infections for years—an urgent reminder for vaccination and follow-up care. Livestock Health Planning: MINEPIA convened experts to validate Cameroon’s strategy to eradicate peste des petits ruminants and control priority diseases by 2030. Humanitarian Support: The UN released $160m from its emergency fund for crises including Cameroon, with part reserved for people with disabilities. Social Inclusion Drive: Cameroon launched a campaign in Yaoundé to extract and resocialize street children and vulnerable youth, targeting at least 300 by December 2026.
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