AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWAFCON Update: Cameroon edged Ghana 1-0 in a tight Group C clash as the Black Queens’ late push fell short; Ghana’s coach Kim Lars Björkegren said qualification is still possible if they match their improved second-half display, with the final group game against Mali deciding the knockout fate. Security in the Far North: UN OCHA reports non-state armed groups kidnapped 308 people in Cameroon’s Far North between April and June, up sharply from 141 the year before, underscoring worsening insecurity and fear that disrupts livelihoods. Presidency Rumours: Cameroon’s government spokesperson René Emmanuel Sadi told RFI that President Paul Biya is alive and will soon return from abroad, rejecting claims of a leadership “vacancy” and pointing to constitutional procedures. Maritime Sanctions: EU naval forces boarded the sanctioned tanker Toa Payoh in the Mediterranean, with the vessel sailing under the Cameroon flag, after the captain initially refused to cooperate. Census Extension: Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute extended RGPH-4 for a second time, giving enumerators until Sept 15 to complete the count nationwide. Sports Spotlight: Cameroonian sprinter Emmanuel Eseme won Commonwealth Games 100m gold in a record 9.83 seconds, delivering a major athletics moment for Cameroon.
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