WAFCON Final Build-Up: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses are one win away from a first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations crown in Rabat, after a dramatic run that includes a semi-final penalty shootout win over hosts Morocco; Sunday’s final is against Malawi, with Cameroon’s “odd couple” coaching team Valentine Nguele and Dimitri Lipoff credited for the turnaround. Leadership & Economy: Fresh scrutiny is back on President Paul Biya after reports highlight his long absence abroad, with investors reportedly growing uneasy about governance and succession battles. Football Governance: SYNAFOC has rejected FECAFOOT’s new entry fees and minimum salary rates for the 2026/2027 season, calling the figures insulting to professional players and coaches. Health Diplomacy: Cameroon and Turkey are moving to strengthen health cooperation, with a proposed MoU covering training, technical expertise and capacity building. Disaster Risk: A commentary on Cameroon’s rainy-season flooding argues that disasters like repeated Limbe inundations are preventable through drainage investment, planning enforcement and early-warning systems. Cocoa & Trade: Cameroon’s trade ministry says cocoa farmers should expect “decent” prices as the market improves, while figures show a drop in marketed production and exports. Regional Security: Cameroon’s bus crash coverage reports at least 16 killed and 40 injured on the Yaoundé–Bafoussam highway.