WAfCON Final Spotlight: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses face Malawi’s debutant Scorchers in Rabat on Sunday, with the match framed as a rare final where neither side has previously won the trophy; CAF has appointed Egyptian referee Shahenda El Maghraby, a first for an Egyptian/Arab woman at this stage, while Malawi’s Rose Kadzere is suspended and Faith Chinzimu is expected to carry extra midfield weight. Regional Climate-Migration Governance: In Yaoundé, IOM Cameroon and COMIFAC signed an MoU linking human mobility to climate and forest protection, citing rainfall drops and coastal erosion as drivers of displacement and pushing forestry into national migration policy. Cameroon Leadership Under Scrutiny: Reports renew questions after President Paul Biya’s long absence abroad, with investors reportedly weighing succession uncertainty and governance risks. Humanitarian Week in Yaoundé: Plan International Cameroon kicked off Humanitarian Week 2026 with a sports walk bringing together UN agencies, the Red Cross and civil society under a “solidarity and local communities” theme ahead of World Humanitarian Day. US Immigration Shock: The US ended Temporary Protected Status for Somalia and South Sudan, and also for Cameroon and Ethiopia, raising deportation fears for affected residents. Media Rights: CPJ urges Cameroonian authorities to release journalist George Atabong Lekeaka, held incommunicado after publishing a photo tied to Anglophone unrest. Financial Compliance: Nigeria’s SEC ordered capital market firms to cut correspondent banking and restrict dealings tied to Iran and North Korea, citing FATF risk updates.