AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUrban Sanitation in Yaoundé: Governor Naseri Paul Bea inspected waste-management hotspots in Yaoundé III and VI, warning that illegal dumping on public roads now attracts a 25,000 FCFA fine and reaffirming Friday as the mandatory cleanup day. Humanitarian Access in Anglophone Regions: MSF has resumed talks with Cameroon’s authorities to reassess health needs in the Northwest and Southwest, a step that could pave the way for medical operations to restart, though no return date is set. Identity & Civil Registration: Cameroon is restarting a September birth-registration push for one million schoolchildren without certificates, using schools to reach children who missed the 90-day legal window and enabling court judgments for late registration. Education Oversight: The Higher Education ministry warned private institutions to strictly follow admission requirements for BTS, HND and professional bachelor’s programmes ahead of the 2026-27 academic year. Sports & National Pride: Napoli midfielder Zambo Anguissa announced his retirement from international football with Cameroon, ending a 67-cap career. Local Politics: CPDM is mobilising to defend all Momo division parliamentary seats and municipalities in 2027, starting with electoral roll registration. Public Works: Cameroon officially opened the Mayo Taram bridge in Banyo on National Road No. 6 after long delays.
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