Cameroon & World Health Organization

Cameroon: Cameroon is affected by the outbreak, with a median patient age of just 10. The EU has allocated €100,000 to support its response, but the crisis may strain its healthcare system.

World Health Organization: The WHO is coordinating with UNICEF along key transmission routes and has reported over 61,000 cholera cases in the African Region in early 2026. Its role is crucial in surveillance and response coordination.

Cameroon: Saw over 50% decline in PrEP access, reflecting severe impact of funding cuts in sub-Saharan Africa.

World Health Organization: WHO Director-General Tedros warned that progress is fragile without sustained funding, supporting the report's message.

Cameroon: Cameroon issued contamination alerts related to Indian-made cough syrups, further emphasizing the global safety concerns that influenced India's new regulations.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization raised an alert in 2022 regarding contaminated cough syrups, which contributed to the increased scrutiny and subsequent regulatory changes in India.