AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWAFCON Shockwave: Malawi’s debutants Scorchers stunned Algeria 3-1 in Rabat as the Chawinga sisters (Tabitha 2, Temwa 1) powered a first-ever Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final berth; Algeria were reduced to 10 after Morgane Belkhiter’s red card, and Tabitha’s acrobatic opener plus Temwa’s calm finish set up the win, with Ikram Adjabi scoring Algeria’s reply. Final Line-Up: Cameroon booked the other final spot by beating hosts Morocco 3-1 on penalties after a goalless draw, with goalkeeper Michaely Bihina saving multiple spot-kicks before Myriam Nyadjou scored the decisive penalty. Algeria in the Spotlight: The semi-final result means Algeria will play Morocco in the third-place match, while all four semi-finalists have qualified for the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil. Regional Energy Talk: West Africa’s push for a $3bn settlement facility and deeper cross-border integration to unlock a $3tn energy market by 2035 was highlighted at a refined fuel market conference in Abuja. Business Update: Estithmar Holding reported H1 2026 growth, with revenue up to QR3.159bn and net profit rising 21% to QR561m, as its market cap neared QR20bn.
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