AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWAFCON 2026 (Cameroon spotlight): Nigeria’s Super Falcons thrashed Egypt 6-2 to book a quarter-final date with Cameroon after a dramatic Group C where Malawi also qualified despite a 2-1 loss to Zambia; Malawi topped the group on tie-break rules, while Zambia were eliminated and Egypt crashed out. Black Queens (Ghana vs Mali): Ghana’s Jennifer Cudjoe says the Black Queens are ready for the pressure as they face Mali in a winner-takes-all Group D finale, needing at least a draw to reach the quarter-finals and keep hopes of qualifying for the 2027 World Cup alive. Security (Southwest Cameroon): The Cameroonian army says it killed five terrorists in a July 17 raid in the Southwest near the Nigerian border, recovering weapons and dismissing claims of civilian deaths. Diplomacy & trade: Cameroon and the United States confirmed an economic bilateral dialogue set for August 27 to boost trade, investment and the business climate. Environment & safety: Heavy rains triggered a landslide in Limbe, killing three and disrupting roads. Economy (cocoa): Cameroon reviewed the 2025/2026 cocoa season, with marketed volumes and exports down sharply, raising concerns for the next campaign. Migration & rights: 36 Africans deported from the US to Cameroon have filed a court challenge in Yaoundé seeking legal protection from onward removal.
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