AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoStreet Youth Push: Cameroon launched a Yaoundé campaign to extract and resocialize street children and vulnerable youth, targeting at least 300 cases by December 2026 through a coalition of ministries, the city council and civil society. Gas Supply Watch: The Minister of Water and Energy inspected SCDP’s Nsam depot to verify domestic gas volumes and enforce a daily 200-metric-ton delivery target for Yaoundé as shortages ease. Education Funding Reform: Cameroon plans to scrap the per-pupil capitation grant and move to a cost-based model that funds real running costs by location and institution needs, aiming to curb headcount fraud. Health Roadmap: WHO and Cameroon unveiled the 2025–2029 cooperation strategy in Yaoundé, prioritizing primary healthcare, universal coverage, emergency preparedness and health promotion. Media Crackdown: The CNC suspended Vision 4 for one month over its coverage of the Martinez Zogo trial, and also sanctioned L’Anecdote’s director. Wildlife Conservation: International groups renewed pressure on Vantara, arguing that despite legal reviews, transparency and incentives around animal imports still raise red flags.
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