AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMpox Watch: WHO says the global mpox risk remains moderate, with Africa at about 75% of July cases; 11 African countries reported active transmission, and Cameroon is among those with the highest case numbers. Southern Cameroons Violence: In Ekona (Southwest), three civilians and an Ambazonia fighter were killed after separatists opened fire on a vehicle, as clashes intensify around school reopening. Governance Beyond Elections: Nigeria’s VP Kashim Shettima urged leaders to build institutions that outlive their tenure, using the legacy of Brigadier Musa Usman as a reference point. Cameroon Football Under Scrutiny: Samuel Eto’o faces fresh embezzlement allegations tied to Cameroon FA finances, including claims about payments linked to a Russia friendly. Trade, Ports & Transport: Cameroon-Egypt talks spotlight a long-pending air transport deal and maritime cooperation; meanwhile Kribi port performance reportedly plunged to 395th out of 400 in a World Bank index. Customs & Borders: Cameroon’s customs expanded anti-smuggling awareness in the Far North and inspected the Mfum/Ekok joint border post to boost trade and security. Digital Health: Clinicaa launched a teleradiology platform (X-rayVision) to connect facilities with remote radiologists, including development work involving Cameroon.
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