Global Health & Safety: Cameroon’s South West health authorities urge calm after a suspected mpox case in Buea, saying lab checks are ongoing and measures are in place. Public Health & Water: A new global assessment flags unsafe drinking water as a major risk, with many African countries among the lowest-ranked—an issue that hits rural communities hardest. Healthcare Cooperation: A Chinese medical team delivered free care to over 230 patients in Ngat-Bane (Centre Region), including women and children, as part of long-running China–Cameroon support. Culture & Faith: Yaoundé’s Basilica of Mary Queen of the Apostles hosted a triple jubilee for the Pallottines, Spiritans, and the Archdiocese of Yaoundé, mixing hymns, drums, and messages of unity. Education & Youth Skills: Camtel and Cameroon’s higher education ministry agree a youth training framework to build telecom talent through internships and hands-on exposure. Environment & Children’s Rights: IPEN calls for tougher international controls on lead chromates in paint via the Rotterdam Convention, naming Cameroon among countries that have already moved to ban them. Sports & Identity: As World Cup 2026 nears, coverage spotlights football’s cultural history—highlighting Cameroon’s 1990 shock over Argentina as a defining African moment. Politics & Rights: Human rights groups in Cameroon denounce the murder of trans woman Doloresse and protest alleged degrading treatment at the morgue, demanding justice. Higher Education Leadership: University of Buea appoints Prof. Gloria Enow Ashuntantang as Pro-Chancellor, replacing the late Prof. Ako Oben.