AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife Recovery: A WWF-backed study documents how Cameroon’s Dipikar Island gorillas are learning to trust humans again after years of poaching, showing behavioral recovery is possible with long-term, low-disturbance monitoring. Maritime Safety & Environment: Nigeria’s Navy says it rescued three passengers after suspected sea pirates attacked a boat travelling from Cameroon to Oron in Akwa Ibom, highlighting ongoing risks for people and coastal livelihoods. Transport Governance: Cameroon and the United States met in Yaounde to tackle fraudulent use of the Cameroonian maritime flag and to reform ship registration procedures, including deregistration of vessels improperly using the registry. Public Health (One Health): Cameroon launched a three-year, nearly $160m pandemic preparedness plan to strengthen disease surveillance, labs, emergency response and health workforce training, with monitoring at entry points and regional call centers. Oil Pollution Risk: EU forces boarded a Cameroon-flagged sanctioned tanker linked to Russia’s shadow fleet after reports it may be leaking near Oman’s protected waters, raising spill fears during monsoon seas. Fuel Logistics: SCDP awarded a CFA 2.359bn contract to expand Ngaoundéré fuel storage by 54.5% via a new diesel tank, aiming to improve northern fuel supply.
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