AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCholera Watch: UNICEF warns cholera is spreading fast across West and Central Africa along shared rivers and trade routes, with outbreaks in six countries and millions of children at risk—Cameroon is named in the Lake Chad corridor. Food Security Support: Japan pledges CFAF 708 million via WFP for food assistance in Cameroon, targeting over 13,000 refugees and internally displaced people in Adamawa and the Far North amid a major funding shortfall. Health System Partnerships: Cameroon and Turkey move to strengthen health cooperation, including training of health personnel and technical expertise, under a proposed MoU framework. Adolescent Girls Leadership: Minister Abena Ondoa launches the second AGAB cohort with UNICEF support, pushing girls into decision-making and leadership roles. Governance & Health Concerns: Reports highlight President Paul Biya’s prolonged absence abroad, renewing public questions about health and who is running the country. Humanitarian Health Context: A UNICEF-linked regional cholera surge comes as DRC battles a record Ebola outbreak, raising pressure on already strained health services.
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