AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWAFCON Focus: Nigeria’s Super Falcons coach Justin Madugu and captain Rasheedat Ajibade are warning Cameroon not to be underestimated ahead of their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final in Morocco, with both sides treating the match as a physical, mentally demanding test for a World Cup ticket. Health Tech & Training: OIC-COMSTECH-Revive Medical Technologies has launched a four-week industrial internship programme in healthcare technology, bringing together selected interns including a Cameroon participant for hands-on exposure in medical devices and quality assurance. Security Update (Far North): Suspected Boko Haram fighters attacked Kangaleri village in Cameroon’s Far North, killing at least eight people and injuring one, according to local sources. Disaster & Care (Limbe): Torrential rains and landslides in Limbe have killed three members of one family, with the lone survivor rescued and taken to hospital; the city mayor later assessed damage including at the Limbe Zoological Centre. Public Health (Cardio): A global study reports the number of adults with elevated LDL has risen sharply since 1990, with the burden now increasingly affecting middle-income countries. Community & Skills: Cameroon’s ICT for Africa Summit and Tech Innovation Challenge highlighted young innovators, including health-linked and tech prototypes, as finalists pitched solutions.
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