AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoad Safety: A passenger bus (Avenir Voyage) reportedly crashed into a truck in Edea, killing several people and injuring others; authorities are yet to confirm the exact death toll, but reports suggest more than seven deaths and major traffic disruption. Urban Cleanliness: Yaounde is again in the spotlight over poor waste management, with residents and observers pointing to weak coordination between the City Council and sanitation operator HYSACAM, including past strike action over unpaid salaries. Infrastructure & Connectivity: Cameroon has officially opened the Mayo Taram bridge in Banyo on National Road No. 6, a 51.67-metre Acrow steel bridge on the Foumban–Tibati–Ngaoundéré route, commissioned after months of provisional use. Gender-Based Violence: In an interview, Prof. Marie-Thérèse Abena Ondoa outlined government steps to tackle the femicide surge, including stricter penalties, psychological support networks, and economic empowerment measures. Conflict & Youth Mobility: A new report highlights how young Cameroonians are being lured into Russia’s war via false job promises and fast-tracked citizenship, with families demanding answers and repatriation. Travel/Visas: The U.S. ended a January pause on immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, including Cameroon, following a court order.
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