WAFCON Fallout: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses beat Nigeria 1-0 to end the Super Falcons’ title defence and secure automatic qualification for the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil; FIFA President Gianni Infantino congratulated Cameroon as Nigeria’s route now shifts to a playoff against South Africa. Playoff Pressure: Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie insists “it’s not over yet” ahead of Thursday’s clash, while coach Justine Madugu defended Nnadozie after the error that helped decide the quarter-final. Cameroon Focus: Valentine Nguele says Cameroon will keep respecting opponents even after qualification, with the team set to face Morocco in the semi-finals. Local Impact—Floods in Limbe: Torrential rains triggered a deadly landslide in Limbe, killing a pregnant woman and two others, while roads were cut and residents evacuated. Business & Finance: Chanas Assurances plans to more than double its share capital to CFA13.27 billion, with a cash component of CFA3.33 billion. Energy & Environment: Oman reported an oil spill from the Cameroon-flagged Caroline Bezengi tanker near the Hallaniyat Islands, with slick coverage nearing 400 sq km and authorities working to contain it. Sports Development: Cameroon’s Simone Bessong selected for the U20 World Athletics Championships in Eugene, aiming for the country’s first medal at the event.