AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMaternal Health Watch: UNFPA reports Cameroon still has major gaps in care, with 1 in 3 births not attended by a skilled health worker, alongside low modern contraception use and unmet family planning needs. Education Crackdown: Minister Nalova shuts 105 private schools across seven regions for operating without proper authorization or accreditation, underlining persistent oversight challenges. Political Tension: Reuters says President Paul Biya has been abroad for 45 days, sparking renewed succession questions and a rare CPDM meeting of senior officials. Sports—CAF on World Cup: CAF President Patrice Motsepe says a World Cup without Nigeria and Cameroon is “incomplete,” even as FIFA rankings show Cameroon rising to 43rd globally. Local Economy & Infrastructure: Cameroon secures a $7m loan to restart Yaoundé’s Municipal Lake redevelopment, while Camtel explores talks with AWS on cloud, AI and satellite services. Women’s Football: Ghana’s Black Queens thrash Malawi 4-0 in a WAFCON warm-up, with Cameroon grouped alongside Ghana, Mali and Cape Verde.
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