AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCameroon in Europe: Manchester United have officially completed the signing of Cameroon midfielder Carlos Baleba from Brighton on a five-year deal (option to extend), reported at £65m plus £5m add-ons, as the club looks to rebuild a midfield for the new Premier League season. Sports—Africa qualifiers: Draws for the 2027 U-23 AFCON qualifiers set Nigeria to face either Mauritania or DR Congo in the second round, while Cameroon’s U-23 path includes a tie against Rwanda or Sudan. Women’s football: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses won the 2026 Women’s AFCON title, beating Malawi 3-0 in the final, while Malawi’s run secured a 2027 Women’s World Cup spot. Health: A survey across 10 West African countries found 62% of workers get no malaria prevention support from employers, urging stronger private-sector action. Local governance—agriculture: Cameroon’s 13th session of the General Census of Agriculture and Livestock committee met in Yaoundé to review the 2026 plan and push the mid-term evaluation of the joint census to guide food sovereignty and agropastoral growth by 2035.
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