WAFCON Glory & Prize: Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses beat debutants Malawi 3-0 in Rabat to win their first-ever Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title, with Marie Ngah Manga scoring twice and Naomi Eto adding the third; CAF doubled the winners’ prize to $2m. Youth Jobs & Migration Pressure: A new look at Cameroon’s youth shows unemployment, pessimism and rising interest in emigration as labour-market entrants struggle to find stable work. Public Finance Transparency: BudgIT marks its 15th anniversary, highlighting how civic-tech tools are pushing budget transparency and citizen oversight across Africa—an approach Cameroon policymakers and civil society can learn from. Maritime Risk for Trade: A Cameroon-flagged tanker, the Lutuf, was reported hijacked off Somalia, underlining ongoing security risks for regional shipping. Agri-Business Push: INTERPORCAM invites pig farmers, processors and investors to Yaounde’s first International Pig Fair (Dec 9-11, 2026) aimed at boosting local production and import substitution. SME Support in Value Chains: An EU-backed call opens for Cameroonian SMEs in cocoa, timber and cassava to apply for technical assistance to improve competitiveness and market access. EU Market Pressure on Farmers: Brussels’ planned “zero-tolerance” pesticide approach could tighten access for exporters, raising costs and reshaping trade rules across agriculture. Oil Spill Fallout: The Cameroon-linked Caroline Bezengi grounding off Oman continues to raise environmental and compliance concerns around sanctioned “shadow fleet” shipping.