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Biosphere & Biodiversity: UNESCO added Cameroon to its World Network of Biosphere Reserves, underscoring the need to protect nature beyond fenced parks as scientists warn protected areas alone can’t save Africa’s wildlife. Public Health: South West Cameroon health authorities urged vigilance after a suspected mpox case was reported in Buea, stressing monitoring and prevention while lab tests continue. Environment & Child Safety: IPEN called for tougher global controls on lead chromates under the Rotterdam Convention, noting Cameroon is among countries that have already moved to ban them in paint. Finance & Regulation: Yaoundé hosted the Community of African Banking Supervisors meeting, where regulators discussed prudential cooperation amid digital finance growth and new risks. Transport & Industry: Cameroon signed an MoU to advance the Édéa–Kribi–Lolabé–Campo railway project, aiming to boost connectivity and industrialization through a public-private framework. Research & Engineering: A Cameroon–France partnership delivered a world-class engineering research lab at the University of Buea, upgrading tools for electronics and telecommunications training. Energy & Logistics: Cameroon Petroleum Corporation commissioned mobile fuel stations for the Ministry of Defence to strengthen rapid deployment in operational zones. Tech & Mobility Investment: Africa’s electric motorcycle sector is gaining momentum, with major funding interest highlighted alongside broader EV infrastructure bets.

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