AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAU Peace Talks: Cameroon’s Prime Ministerial envoy Dion Ngute, with Mbella Mbella, attended the 21st Extraordinary AU session in Angola on conflict prevention, pushing for early warning, anti-terror action and sustainable funding for African-led peace operations, including the Luanda Action Plan. Women’s Volleyball: Kenya’s Malkia Strikers beat Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses 3-0 in the semi-final, then Egypt swept Kenya 3-0 to win the African title and secure LA28 Olympic qualification; Cameroon also qualified for the 2027 World Cup after taking bronze. Sports & Talent: Crystal Palace Women signed Super Falcons goalkeeper Comfort Erhabor on a two-year deal, while Cameroon’s Eto’o renewed calls for African federations to back FIFA chief Infantino amid the World Cup stake controversy. Public Health: Cameroon and the Global Fund strengthened their partnership with a €205m grant for HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria prevention and treatment, plus expanded primary care. Energy Costs: Cameroon’s diesel import cost jumped 31.5% to CFA860.10/liter, widening the gap with regulated pump prices. Film & Culture: Cameroon’s “House of the Wind” by Auguste Bernard Kouemo Yanghu made waves at Venice 2026.
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