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Social Innovation Push: Ministers meeting in Suzhou backed social innovation as a practical tool for inequality, climate resilience and better public services, citing new data that puts it at about 6.7% of the global economy. Trade Watch: The same APEC talks urged keeping trade open and rules-based as protectionism rises and supply chains shift. Cameroon Spotlight—Palm Nuts: Ngand Biton 2026 opened in Edéa, pitching oil palm as a route to sustainability, self-sufficiency and youth jobs. Cameroon Spotlight—Debt: Cameroon’s public debt hit 15,416 billion FCFA by end-March, up 6% year-on-year, with the burden still largely on central government. Security & Economy: Authorities ordered nearly 200 illegal gold mining firms to stop work, while a new report flags kidnapping-for-ransom growth across the Chad–CAR–Cameroon borderlands. Humanitarian Moves: EU-backed efforts at Minawao Refugee Camp aim to expand education, health and income options for tens of thousands.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result.

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May 13, 2026

Global government group to launch social innovation platform and policy report

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Governments rally behind social innovation as crisis response

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Acrow starts installing 186 bridges in Angola

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