Leadership Vacuum Debate: Cameroon President Paul Biya has been out of the country for 48 days in Switzerland, sparking fresh claims of “autopilot” governance and renewed questions over who is running the state, after opposition calls for a clear process to determine the head of state’s temporary or permanent incapacity. Youth & Jobs: MINJEC and the University of Yaounde I signed a five-year MoU to help students move from education into employment, entrepreneurship, civic education and internships, targeting youth registered with the National Youth Observatory and holding the Biometric Youth Card. Church Diplomacy: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, begins a 10-day pastoral tour of the Church of the Province of West Africa, with stops in Ghana and the Diocese of Cameroon, including worship, meetings and community visits. Energy & Fuel Security: Dangote Group is discussing a petroleum products storage terminal in Cameroon, potentially linked to pipelines, aimed at boosting fuel supply security and expanding refined exports across Central Africa. Economy Watch: Labogénie reports a sharp 31% revenue drop in 2025, with net profit down to CFA180 million, while the CNEF warns growth may slow to about 3.2% in 2026 due to declining LNG exports after the Hilli Episeyo leaves. WAFCON Build-Up: Cameroon’s captain Gabrielle Onguéné is in focus ahead of WAFCON in Morocco, with CAF noting she could set a record for the most tournament appearances if she plays.