AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChild Protection Push: CENSREHURD condemned alleged sexual abuse of a 3-year-old pupil in Yaounde and urged stronger laws, better enforcement, and an end to impunity for perpetrators. Youth & Learning Access: Cameroon’s National Youth Observatory launched a digital library platform with 4,000+ books and training catalogues, aiming to start digital reading from age five and support youth livelihoods. Local Governance & Mining Oversight: MINAT boss Paul Atanga Nji held a security and development meeting in Bertoua, ordering clearer reporting on local mining practices and warning fugitive politicians against hate speech and vandalism. Regional Mobility for Business: Cameroon and Côte d’Ivoire moved toward a visa waiver deal to ease travel for trade, investment, transport, education, culture, and security—details and start date still pending. Public Health at Kribi Port: Kribi Port Authority and Helen Keller International signed a three-year partnership for community and school health, focusing on preventing avoidable blindness and neglected tropical diseases. US Visa Hub Changes (Cameroon Included): Reports say the US will cut visa-processing embassies in Africa from nearly 50 to 20 hubs, with Yaounde listed among the remaining sites—potentially reshaping travel plans for applicants.
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