YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon (ABS News) — Cameroon woke up Monday with something it had never possessed before: the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations trophy. The Indomitable Lionesses defeated Malawi 3-0 Sunday night in Rabat, Morocco, winning the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations and securing their first continental title after losing three previous finals. The victory capped a remarkable tournament for Cameroon, which entered the competition as one of the teams added after CAF expanded the field to 16 nations. For a country accustomed to celebrating football as national religion, the achievement should ordinarily have produced one of those familiar scenes…
Author: Njih Favour
YAOUNDÉ — Cameroon’s 93-year-old president, Paul Biya, remains in Geneva, Switzerland, with his return home uncertain after knee surgery reportedly triggered post-operative complications that have left him unable to walk, according to sources familiar with his condition — even as the Cameroonian government insists he is not hospitalized. Biya departed Yaoundé on June 7, 2026, accompanied by First Lady Chantal Biya, Civil Cabinet Director Samuel Mvondo Ayolo, and Vice Admiral Joseph Fouda, in what officials described as a routine private trip to Europe. As of Wednesday, July 30, he has been absent from Cameroon for 53 days — the longest…
