AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWorld Cup Politics: CAF president Patrice Motsepe says a 2026 FIFA World Cup without Nigeria and Cameroon feels “incomplete,” as both countries missed qualification; he also announced CAF’s Ordinary General Assembly will be held in Abuja in November. Cameroon Governance: Cameroon’s ruling CPDM summoned a rare meeting of senior leaders amid mounting criticism over President Paul Biya’s 45-day absence abroad, with no clear return date given. Women’s Football: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses are back for WAFCON Morocco 2026, chasing a 2027 World Cup spot under new coach Valentine Nguele, while CAF boosted the winners’ prize to $2m. Security & Extremism: Boko Haram released an obituary video for cameraman Abu Salim al-Barnawi killed in a failed attack, and Nigeria’s army says it eliminated him and other media operatives. Business & Energy: Dangote Petroleum resumed petrol sales in naira in Nigeria, a move aimed at easing downstream price shocks. Culture & Arts: RFI Theatre Prize shortlisted 13 works from 11 countries, including two Haitians among finalists. Sports Medicine: Cedarville University graduates brought sports medicine training to Yaoundé through Athletes in Action.
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