Cameroon
Notorious Separatist Gang Capture in Bamenda, Weapons and Drugs Seize
Authorities have apprehended a separatist gang suspected of terrorizing Bamenda’s Nkwen neighborhood. The operation, carried out on the night of January 18, 2025, led to the deaths of three members of the gang and the capture of six others. The gang was linked to several recent attacks, including the killing of John Paul, a shareholder…
PUMIP Project Update: Minee and Camwater Take Stock of Yaoundé’s Drinking Water Efforts
The Director General of Camwater, Dr Blaise Moussa, took part yesterday in a working visit led by the Minister of Water and Energy, Mr. Gaston Eloundou Essomba on the construction sites of the Emergency Project for better integration of the additional water volume of PAEPYS (PUMIP) into the network of the city of Yaoundé yesterday,…
Cameroon Among Top Jailers of Journalists in Africa: CPJ Report 2024
The CPJ report for 2024 highlights the alarming state of press freedom in Africa and around the world. Here are some key points: Global Context: A total of 361 journalists were behind bars as of December 1, 2024, the second-highest number ever recorded by CPJ. This reflects a global trend of increasing repression against journalists….
CONSEILS DES MINISTRES SOUS LES PRÉSIDENCES BIYA
NO COMMENT 1. 1982-1988 : 13 conseils des ministres 2. 1988-1994 : 7 conseils des ministres 3. 1994-2000 : 5 conseils des ministres 4. 2000-2006 : 4 conseils des ministres 5. 2006-2012 : 3 conseils des ministres 6. 2012-2018 : 2 conseils des ministres 7. 2018-2025 : 1 conseil des ministres (jusqu’à présent) CONSEILS DES…
THE RIGHT TO SELF DETERMINATION IS GOOD FOR GREENLAND AS IT IS GOOD FOR THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS AMBAZONIA
World leaders, including the Prime Minister of Danemark who has control over Greenland, agree that Greenland, with a population of less than 60,000 inhabitants, has the right to self-determination as an independent country, and to eventually decide whether to partner or not, with the USA as wished by President Donald Trump. So why not the…
Cameroun: Paul Biya MUST GO in 2025
Novelist Calixthe Beyala shakes up the Cameroonian political scene. the social critic expresses a widely shared sentiment: Cameroonians appreciate Paul Biya but unanimously wish for his departure in 2025, after 70 years in the corridors of power. . After 42 years of Biya’s catastrophic presidency, Cameroon is suffocating under the weight of bad governance that…
PROMINENT LAWYER TURNS DOWN OFFER FROM CAMEROON
Sources reveal that Akere Muna has turned down the opportunity to assist Biya’s defence team in preparing Cameroon’s defence at the International Criminal Court, amid allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Southern Cameroons Ambazonia. Muna cited human rights abuses as his justification. Acceptance would have been the greatest mockery to his personality,…
Former Cameroon minister dies on his birthday
David ABOUEM À TCHOYI has died…He was a former Secretary General at the Presidency of the Republic. Former SG/PM Member of the National Commission on Bilingualism and Multiculturalism. Born on January 15, 1944 in Kribi, David Abouem A Tchoyi went to primary school in his native village in 1950. His secondary studies took place at…
Cameroon: The urgency of an audit on the management of institutional support from the State to the privately-owned press.
Ministry of Communication: The urgency of an audit on the management of the State’s institutional support for the privately-owned press. Following the confusion and opacity that once too often surrounded the management of this kitty, in January 2025, made available to Cameroonian press companies by the Head of State, Paul Biya, the Network of Cameroonian…
Breaking News No.262 Now Available in Newsstands and Digital Format
We are thrilled to announce that the latest edition of our esteemed newspaper is now available for purchase at newsstands across the city. This edition brings a wealth of articles, insightful analyses, and in-depth reporting on the most pressing issues of our time. For those who prefer the convenience of technology, we have also released…

