AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRoad Safety: At least 16 people were killed and about 40 injured after a passenger bus crashed into a parked truck loaded with planks on the Yaounde–Bafoussam highway near Nomale (Ndikinimeki, Mbam-et-Inoubou) in Cameroon’s Centre region, with seven victims from the same family reportedly heading to a funeral; police say investigations are underway. Local Tourism & Culture: Mbam-et-Inoubou has inaugurated a new Artisanal Showcase and Rest Area in Kon-Yambetta, giving local artisans a dedicated marketplace and a stopover for travelers along the transit corridor. Travel Security: In Southern Cameroons, 13 bus passengers were abducted on the Batibo–Mamfe road, with reports of ransom demands. Public Health for Travelers: UNICEF warns cholera outbreaks are spreading along shared rivers and trade routes across West and Central Africa, including Cameroon, raising risks for communities and visitors. Visa Rules: Nepal has listed Cameroon among countries not eligible for visa-on-arrival, requiring a reference letter from the embassy before applying for a visa. Community Health: Cameroon’s CAMESA health campaign in Eyang (Nguti area) delivered free consultations, dental care, lab tests and medication to 100+ residents, with some surgical cases flagged for follow-up.
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