AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWAFCON Drama in Morocco: Hosts Morocco booked the semi-finals and a 2027 Women’s World Cup spot after beating South Africa 2-1 in Rabat, with Sakina Ouzraoui scoring and Hanan Aït El Haj adding a penalty before Thembi Kgatlana replied. Cameroon Upset Nigeria: In Casablanca, Cameroon ended Nigeria’s title defence with a 1-0 quarter-final win; teenage Myriam Nyadjou’s thunderous free-kick sealed the upset and sent Cameroon to face Morocco in the semi-finals. World Cup Tickets Locked: Algeria and Malawi also reached the last four, with Malawi stunning Ghana 2-1 to secure their first-ever Women’s World Cup place. Next Matches: Semi-finals are set for Wednesday in Rabat: Morocco vs Cameroon, and Algeria vs Malawi. Politics Meets Football: Morocco’s budget minister and FRMF president Fouzi Lekjaa made his first political appearance after joining PAM, sparking debate ahead of the Sept. 23 parliamentary vote. AI Push: An Arab forum in Tangier called for an Arab-African AI model and a sovereign center for data and investment to boost digital sovereignty. Ceuta Migration Talks: Morocco and Spain held justice-level consultations on returning Moroccan minors from Ceuta, focusing on identity checks and legal coordination against trafficking.
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