AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWAFCON 2026: The Super Falcons of Nigeria booked a quarter-final clash with Cameroon after beating Egypt 6-2, with Gift Monday making an instant impact off the bench and coach Justine Madugu stressing squad rotation and defensive fixes ahead of the Sunday showdown in Casablanca. WAFCON 2026—Cameroon in focus: Cameroon topped their group and will host Nigeria in a high-stakes quarter-final that also carries a direct route to the 2027 World Cup for semifinalists. Black Queens preparations: Ghana’s Black Queens stepped up training for their quarter-final against Malawi, with coach Kim Lars Björkegren and players urging calm and sharper finishing as they chase a first WAFCON title. Local governance—Limbe floods: Limbe City Mayor Dr Paul Efome Ngale assessed damage after torrential rains and landslides that killed three people, including a pregnant woman, while officials moved to reassure residents about safety at the Limbe Zoological Centre. Investment push—East Region: Cameroon launched an investment promotion platform in the East Region, pitching opportunities to investors from Turkey, China, India and others through the Bagofit International Business Week and East Investment Forum. Tech and youth—ICT for Africa: The ICT for Africa Summit and Tech Innovation Challenge wrapped up with young Cameroonians winning prizes for prototypes tackling health, education, finance and agriculture.
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