AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWAFCON Final Fever: Malawi’s Scorchers face Cameroon in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat on Sunday, chasing a first-ever continental title after stunning Nigeria and then beating Algeria; coach Lovemore Fazili says “let the best team win” but insists Malawi are ready, with Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga driving the attack and Cameroon’s Michaely Bihina holding firm at the back. Bronze Medal Drama: Algeria made history by winning bronze after beating hosts Morocco 3-2 on penalties, setting up a final between Cameroon and Malawi. DPP Succession Tensions: Vice President Dr Jane Ansah shut down succession rumours, declaring she will remain in the Democratic Progressive Party “for the rest of my life,” while speaking during a luncheon for people with disabilities and albinism in Lilongwe. Court Move in MEC Relocation Fight: The Malawi Congress Party has withdrawn contempt proceedings against senior officials over alleged rental payment delays tied to the Electoral Commission’s proposed move to Blantyre, though an injunction on the relocation remains. Health & Inclusion: Malawi’s injectable PrEP (lenacapavir) has reached 2,000 people since rollout, and VP Ansah hosted persons with disabilities for inclusion-focused engagement. Water Woes: Malawi’s water and sanitation funding gap remains huge, with officials warning progress toward SDG 6 is far off without major investment.
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