WAFCON & World Cup Pathway: Nigeria’s Super Falcons are set for a redemption mission in a World Cup play-off against South Africa after Cameroon ended their WAFCON title defence, with the winner heading to intercontinental qualifiers. Cameroon Sports Spotlight: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses keep momentum after beating Morocco on penalties to reach the WAFCON final, setting up a Cameroon vs Malawi showdown. Disability Rights & Youth Jobs: Cameroon’s SEEPD program (Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services) is calling for real enforcement of disability protections so qualified young people with disabilities can access jobs, highlighting accessible tech innovation. Security in the Far North: Cameroon authorities arrested a 23-year-old near the Nigeria border with a cache of 7.62mm ammunition, underscoring ongoing pressure on Lake Chad smuggling corridors. EU Funding Shift: The EU says grants to Cameroon have topped CFAF626bn, with cooperation increasingly moving toward investment and infrastructure under the Global Gateway approach. Public Health: Cholera is spreading across West and Central Africa along Lake Chad and Congo basin corridors, with Cameroon among affected countries. Healthcare Outreach: Gwags sponsorship is helping CAMESA’s 2026 health campaign bring free consultations, tests and medicines to communities in Eyang (Nguti area). Finance & Markets: Access Bank Cameroon launched “Access Invest,” a digital platform for buying and selling CEMAC government securities. Industrial Development: MAGZI posted CFA175m net profit in 2025 while keeping debt relatively low, as it manages industrial zones.