AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGender Justice Push: Cameroon’s government says femicide and sexual violence are rising fast, with documented cases climbing from 50 (2023) to 67 (2024) and 77 (2025), and officials warning that violence against minors is also surging—prompting a June 1 call for tougher legal action and coordinated enforcement. Child Protection Alarm: Rights group CENSREHURD and other advocates are urging stronger safeguarding and prosecution as reports of rape, defilement and abuse of children continue to shock communities. Clean Mobility Investment: Spiro, operating in Cameroon among seven African markets, secured $215m equity to expand electric vehicle and battery-swapping infrastructure—aiming to cut fuel dependence and improve urban transport. Illegal Mining Crackdown: Cameroon moves to halt fraudulent gold mining by tightening rules for Chinese-dominated industrial and artisanal operations, including environmental bonds and processing requirements. Climate Accountability in Courts: A landmark African climate case is asking the African Court to clarify states’ duties to protect people from climate crisis impacts. Digital Access for Businesses: CAMTEL and GeCAM plan a deal to support SMEs’ digital transition with secure connectivity, data security and storage services. Soil for Better Yields: Brazil-backed training for Sodecoton field supervisors targets soil fertility and fertilization to boost cotton productivity in Cameroon’s Far North.
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