Cameroon
Can this be a lost fight for Cameroon’s Minister of Finance?
Can this be a lost fight for Cameroon’s Minister of Finance? What the Ministry of Finance is discussing with civil servants, especially the Defence Forces, regarding family allowances: does it truly measure the social impact that this policy will have on their families? Simple calculation, brutal reality: A Civil servant with 10 children receives 5,400…
US VISA PROCESSING IN AFRICA – CHANGES JUNE 2026
IMPORTANT: US VISA PROCESSING IN AFRICA – CHANGES JUNE 2026 The United States will reduce the number of embassies/consulates in Africa that process visas from 50 to 20, starting in June 2026. Source: AP/Reuters citing US officials + internal memo. WEST AFRICA HUBS REMAINING – Only 6: 1. Abidjan, Ivory Coast 2. Accra, Ghana 3….
Professor Gloria Enow Ashutantang Appointed Pro- Chancellor, Buea University
Professor Gloria Enow Ashutantang Appointed Pro- Chancellor, Buea University Gloria Enow Ashutantang, a consultant nephrologist and Professor of Medicine, is the Pro-Chancellor of the University of Buea. The Distinguished Fellow of the European Renal Association, Knight and Officer of the Cameroon Order of Valour, Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences of the University of…
Cameroon Customs’ new ways of collecting taxes on mobile phones /terminals Copy
Cameroon Customs’ new ways of collecting taxes on mobile phones /terminals The Cameroon Customs has introduced a new mechanism for collecting duties and taxes on imported mobile phones and terminals, a reform designed to curb widespread smuggling, improve transparency, and ensure all imports are properly declared. The new process does not create an additional tax,…
Cameroon Customs’ new ways of collecting taxes on mobile phones /terminals
Cameroon Customs’ new ways of collecting taxes on mobile phones /terminals The Cameroon Customs has introduced a new mechanism for collecting duties and taxes on imported mobile phones and terminals, a reform designed to curb widespread smuggling, improve transparency, and ensure all imports are properly declared. The new process does not create an additional tax,…
Is Switzerland, Biya’s first home, also tired of him?
Is Switzerland, Biya’s first home, also tired of him? A political cartoon mocking President Paul Biya’s decades-long grip on power has been displayed at an international press freedom exhibition in Geneva, Switzerland. The cartoon, seen on an outdoor panel along Quai Wilson on the shores of Lake Geneva, shows a man standing beside a hospital…
Cameroon and the Reign of Terror
Cameroon and the Reign of Terror A video beyond horror itself was projected at the military tribunal two days ago. State agents practising the art of evil with glee and frenzy. But for a nation desperately begging for answers to a plethora of survival questions, the video should not eclipse those fundamental questions for which…
Cameroon Bar Creates Crackdown Squad to Tackle Rape Cases
Cameroon Bar Creates Crackdown Squad to Tackle Rape Cases Amid rising cases of rape and sexual abuse in the country, the Cameroon Bar Association has created a special unit to offer legal assistance to victims. The unit is tasked with assisting, advising, and defending child rape victims. “This unit will be responsible, among other things,…
Why the Yaounde Archbishop’ Dove Could not fly
Why the Yaounde Archbishop’ Dove Could not fly How could the dove fly when it was released by Jean Mbarga’s unclean hands? Unclean hands because he knows the root causes of the tragedies or calamities in the Cameroons but will not mention them. He must differentiate between the aggressor and the defender, the oppressed and…
No political leader in his right senses should lay down his life for a people driven solely by bread, sardine, sardine oil and beer.
No political leader in his right senses should lay down his life for a people driven solely by bread, sardine, sardine oil and beer. TCHIROMA WAS RIGHT Right to escape to Gambia for his dear life. A leader is as powerful as his followers. If Tchiroma had stayed here to fight, would the Cameroonian people…