Anglophone Crisis: Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute renewed calls for peace in Cameroon’s Northwest and Southwest after a Wum attack that killed a police commissioner and kidnapped six teachers, with clashes intensifying around a separatist school-year lockdown. Kidnapping Update: Cameroon’s army says it rescued five kidnapped teachers in Wum, following the Tuesday abduction. Energy & Infrastructure: SCDP plans a CFA11.65 billion LPG logistics hub at Bonabéri in Douala, adding road and rail facilities to expand gas distribution inland. Mining-to-Port Deal: India Exim Bank is linked to a $6 billion plan to connect CAR mines to Cameroon’s Kribi port by rail, though key route details remain unclear. Health: eHealth Africa says it supported vaccination of 23 million children against polio and other diseases across 15 northern states in the first half of 2026. Business & Travel: The US published an E-2 investor visa treaty list that includes Cameroon, alongside nine other African countries. Governance & Aviation Safety: Cameroon is pushing stronger measures against wildlife and bird strikes at airports after hundreds of incidents and aircraft damage were recorded since 2019. Football Corruption Allegations: Samuel Eto’o faces renewed scrutiny over claims that a €567,570 Russia-friendly payment was sent to his personal Qatar account, with former FECAFOOT officials saying they can’t trace the money to federation records. Media Support: MUJAC launches its 6th academic support edition in Yaounde, with $2,500 scholarships for media families.