AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoWAFCON Aftermath: Cameroon’s Lionesses crowned Women’s Africa Cup of Nations champions with a dominant 3-0 win over Malawi in Rabat, ending the Scorchers’ historic debut run as they finish runners-up; Malawi coach Lovemore Fazili said the team “gave them too much respect” in the first half, while Temwa Chawinga still took the golden boot with five goals. Football Shockwaves: Nigeria’s NFF has sacked Super Falcons head coach Justine Madugu and the technical crew after a disastrous WAFCON campaign that also cost them a 2027 World Cup spot. Cost of Living Pressure: Malawi’s NRB hiked registration fees—lost IDs/birth certificates now cost K5,000 each, e-KYC is K500, and marriage certificates jump to K50,000 (K200,000 for 21-day notice licences). Health System Strain: Bwaila maternity ward in Lilongwe is delivering up to 115–120 babies a day, with staff warning beds and space are being stretched by demand driven by higher private hospital fees. Diplomacy & Finance: Malawi’s 2nd VP Enock Chihana held high-level talks with BADEA and Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa on trade, security and investment as SADC leaders meet in Durban. Governance Focus: Parliament Speaker Sameer Suleman opened an MPs training programme and warned lawmakers will “chase every kwacha” through tougher oversight of public spending.
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