AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Health: UNICEF warns cholera is spreading fast across West and Central Africa, with active outbreaks in six countries and millions of children at risk as it moves along shared rivers and trade routes. Drug Control: Cameroon-linked security news echoes across the region as Adamawa police arrest two men with 150,000 Tramadol capsules worth ₦5.25m, saying investigations continue. Security: Cameroon authorities arrest a 23-year-old near the Nigeria border in the Far North, seizing containers of 7.62mm ammunition and probing possible trafficking networks. Economy & Food: Cameroon cuts its food import bill by 17% (CFA11bn) as rice and corn purchases fall, though analysts warn the shift may not be fully sustainable. Women’s Football: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses reach the WAFCON final after a penalty shootout win over Morocco; attention now turns to the Super Falcons’ World Cup playoff path after their WAFCON exit. Sports & Society: NSC urges Nigeria’s Super Falcons to bounce back against South Africa in Casablanca to keep Brazil 2027 hopes alive.
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