AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGender Justice: Cameroon’s Minister of Women’s Empowerment, Prof. Marie-Thérèse Abena Ondoa, speaks out on the femicide surge, pushing for tougher penalties, university-backed psychological support, and economic empowerment—starting with breaking the silence. Public Safety & Youth: Cameroon restarts a birth registration drive in September, using schools to reach one million pupils without birth certificates, with mobile teams delivering the court judgments needed for late registration. Infrastructure & Regional Recovery: Cameroon says it has mobilized nearly CFAF800bn for the Far North reconstruction programme, accelerating road and bridge works along key corridors. Women’s Education Support: A U.S.-based fundraiser raised $10,000 to train 25 female teachers supporting displaced and traumatized girls in Cameroon, aiming to expand safe, trauma-informed learning. Digital & Investment: Cybastion plans a $75m AI data center and power plant in Cameroon, announced during a U.S.-Cameroon business dialogue. Health Systems: WHO marks African Traditional Medicine Day with calls for more research, regulation, and innovation so traditional care can better support universal health coverage. Culture & Creative Economy: Africa Creative Market 2026 wraps in Zambia, with Cameroon among participating countries and a focus on photography, partnerships, and investment in Africa’s creative industries. War & Migration Risks: A report highlights how young Cameroonians are being lured into Russia’s war in Ukraine through deception and false job promises.
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