AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaritime Security: Turkish and Somali forces freed the Cameroon-flagged MV Latuf from pirates off Puntland after a 10-day operation that killed 14 pirates and destroyed four pirate boats, with the ship reportedly resuming its voyage. Local Crime & Justice: Cameroon’s Minister Delegate at the Ministry of Justice, Jean de Dieu Momo, warned that beating a wife is a crime punishable by arrest and imprisonment, as femicide concerns intensify. Gender-Based Violence: The Council of Imams and Muslim Dignitaries of Cameroon (CIDIMUC) condemned a reported wave of femicide across Yaoundé, Douala, Belabo and Tibati, urging stronger action as figures show rising violence against women. Community Support: AgricVento’s back-to-school drive in Moli (Buea) gave children notebooks, sanitary pads, first-aid supplies, haircuts and activities under a “Planting Dignity, Harvesting Futures” theme. Regional Spotlight: In basketball World Cup qualifiers, Nigeria’s D’Tigers suffered another setback with an 82-79 loss to South Sudan after earlier defeat to Cameroon. Culture & Film: Doha Film Institute selected eight DFI-supported films for the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, including Cameroon’s “House of the Wind,” set in Yaoundé.
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