AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCameroon–U.S. Health Funding: Cameroon and the United States signed a new framework agreement for a roughly $850m (CFA510bn) health partnership running through 2030, with the U.S. set to provide about $400m (CFA240bn) and Cameroon co-investing up to $450m (CFA270bn). Food Safety Watch: Researchers report six heavy metals (lead, nickel, arsenic, cadmium, chromium and mercury) in limited chicken and egg samples from poultry farms in Cameroon’s Centre, Littoral and West regions, raising concerns about controls even as the study’s sample size limits conclusions. Health System Roadmap: WHO and Cameroon launched the 2025–2029 Country Cooperation strategy, shifting toward primary healthcare and community systems, with priorities spanning governance, universal coverage, emergency preparedness and health promotion. Social Protection for Youth: Yaoundé launched a campaign to extract and resocialize street children and vulnerable youth, targeting at least 300 by December 2026 through partnerships with civil society groups. Livestock Disease Planning: Stakeholders in Mbankomo validated Cameroon’s strategy to eradicate peste des petits ruminants and control other priority diseases, aiming for full eradication by 2030.
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