AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUrban Sanitation in Yaoundé: Governor Naseri Paul Bea inspected waste-management hotspots across Yaoundé III and VI, warning against illegal dumping and announcing fines of 25,000 FCFA, with Fridays set as mandatory cleanup days. Humanitarian Access in Anglophone Regions: MSF resumed talks with Cameroonian authorities on reassessing health needs in the Northwest and Southwest, a first step that could reopen medical operations after years of disruption. Local Politics Ahead of 2027: CPDM mobilized to defend its grip in Momo division, pushing massive party registration and voting plans for expected 2027 legislative and municipal elections. Identity and Services: Cameroon will restart a birth-registration drive in September, using schools to reach one million primary pupils without birth certificates via declaratory court judgments. Sports Diplomacy: The Russia–Africa Friendship Cup in Moscow ended as a showcase of football “soft power,” with Cameroon among the African teams involved. International Relations: Cameroon’s FM Lejeune Mbella Mbella met Serbia’s Marko Đurić in Belgrade, focusing on education and deeper cooperation around Non-Aligned Movement ties. Security and Justice: Two Christians were kidnapped in northern Cameroon amid renewed Boko Haram-linked fears, according to Open Doors.
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