Cameroon
Pope in Bamenda: ‘Woe to those who manipulate religion for military or political gain’
Speaking at a meeting dedicated to peace in Bamenda, Cameroon, Pope Leo XIV warns against the “masters of war” who pretend not to acknowledge that “it only takes a moment to destroy, yet often a lifetime is not enough to rebuild” and who spend billions on weapons but dedicate nothing to helping people heal. In…
Papal Visit to Bamenda: A Defining Moral Call for Justice, Dialogue, and an End to War
Date: April 16, 2026 Ref #: CSCD/0416/2026 Press Release | Immediate Publication *Subject* : *Papal Visit to Bamenda: A Defining Moral Call for Justice, Dialogue, and an End to War* The Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia acknowledges the historic Apostolic Visit of Pope Leo XIV to Bamenda on April 16, 2026, and welcomes…
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Justice and Dialogue in Cameroon
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Justice and Dialogue in Cameroon Mr President, Distinguished Authorities and members of the Diplomatic Corps, Ladies and Gentlemen! I sincerely thank you for the warm welcome I have received and for the words of welcome that have been sent to me. It is a profound joy to be in Cameroon,…
BAMENDA PROVINCIAL EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE AND THE ANGLOPHONE CAUSE
BAMENDA PROVINCIAL EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE [BAPEC], THE SECRETARIAT, ARCHBISHOP’S HOUSE, P.O. BOX 82, BAMENDA, NORTH WEST REGION, CAMEROON, BAPEC/PRES/2016/30, 22 December 2016 MEMORANDUM PRESENTED TO THE HEAD OF STATE, HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT PAUL BIYA, BY THE BISHOPS OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PROVINCE OF BAMENDA ON THE CURRENT SITUATION OF UNREST IN THE NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST REGIONS OF…
As Pope Leo XIV Visits Cameroon, the World Must Confront Cameroon’s Forgotten Refugee Crisis
As Pope Leo XIV Visits Cameroon, the World Must Confront Cameroon’s Forgotten Refugee Crisis Colbert Gwain | The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) In Muteff, a village in Cameroon’s North West Region, a woman fleeing violence once refused to sit when offered rest. “My home is still burning and my head running,” she said….
Cameroon’s former Senate President, Free At Last
Marcel Niat Njifenji was never the loudest voice in Cameroon’s politics. He wasn’t a street mobiliser. He wasn’t an opposition figure. But for decades, he remained at the heart of the system, quietly shaping, sustaining, and representing it. He became one of the symbols of the decay that had eaten deep into Cameroon’s governance circles….
CAMEROUN: CPDM REPLACED SENATE PRESIDENT MARCEL NIAT NJIFENJI DIES
FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT MARCEL NIAT NJIFENJI DIES AT 91 Cameroon has lost a major political figure as former Senate President Marcel Niat Njifenji has passed away at the age of 91. He died today at 12 p.m., marking the end of a long and influential career in public service. An engineer by training, Njifenji served…
Douala: A Man Decapitates His Ex-Girlfriend and Cooks Her Remains.
DOUALA, CAMEROON – The city of Douala is reeling in shock following the discovery of a gruesome crime that has left the local community paralysed with horror. Authorities have arrested a man in the Logbessou neighbourhood under allegations that he decapitated his former girlfriend and attempted to cook her remains. Discovery of the Crime The…
Cameroon: The Final Desecration of the Union:
The Final Desecration of the Union: How Constitutional Manipulation, Democratic Erosion, and Anglophone Marginalization are Pushing Cameroon toward Rupture. By Akere Tabeng Muna Cameroon was not born as a unitary state. It emerged from a solemn and historic union between two distinct territories: British Southern Cameroons and La République du Cameroun. That union was founded…
Au Cameroun, le pouvoir n’est pas seulement institutionnel, il est aussi relationnel et familial
Au Cameroun, le pouvoir n’est pas seulement institutionnel, il est aussi relationnel et familial Sous Ahmadou Ahidjo, pouvoir dur, mais retenu dans sa mise en scène familiale, les membres de la famille présidentielle étaient très peu visibles publiquement, le pouvoir était centralisé, mais personnellement discret, la mise en scène du régime passait par l’État, pas…