AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAU Peace Talks: Cameroon’s PM envoy Dion Ngute, with Mbella Mbella, attended the 21st AU extraordinary session in Angola on conflict prevention, pushing early warning, anti-terror steps and funding for African-led peace. Film Sector Reform: Cameroon is moving toward a renewed legal framework for the film industry, with sector stakeholders reviewing and enriching a draft bill. Indigenous Rights & Identity: UNESCO-backed work around natural World Heritage sites issued 124 birth certificates for Baka and Bantu adults (plus 204 total under Natura Sud Est), boosting legal identity for women and men. Education & Youth Support: In Douala, Melbet Cameroun’s “Excellence Rewarding” scholarship drive recognized university students and promised mentorship; Boissons du Cameroun also delivered school kits to 700 top pupils in the Northwest and Southwest. Digital Connectivity: CAMTEL signed with ANIPES to connect private higher education campuses with broadband, campus interconnection and secure data hosting. Community Health: A Foumban 2026 youth-led health campaign offered free screenings and specialist care across multiple sites in the Noun Division. Sports & Culture: A Cameroon-set Venice spotlight highlights “House of the Wind,” while local youth football and women’s sports updates point to growing community energy.
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