Cameroon
A Call to Responsibility and Professionalism: NCC President’s 2026 World Radio Day Message.
A Call to Responsibility and Professionalism: NCC President’s 2026 World Radio Day Message. On the occasion of the 2026 World Radio Day, the President of the National Communication Council (NCC), Joseph Chebonkeng Kalabuse, delivered a powerful and timely message to Radio Journalists across the nation. Speaking during an interview he granted to a CRTV Journalist,…
The world’s oldest, longest-serving tyrant, Paul Biya of Cameroon Clocks 93 today
The world’s oldest, longest-serving tyrant, Paul Biya of Cameroon Clocks 93 today The long-serving president of Cameroon celebrates his 93rd birthday today, February 13, 2026. Born on February 13, 1933, five years before World War II, he came to power on November 6, 1982. He has been in power for 43 years. These years, added…
Where are Cameroon’s Youth?
Where are Cameroon’s Youth? Where is the youth day in the Banana Republic of CameRUIN? When will this nation be taken over by youths? 93-year-olds are still running in the corridors of power and celebrating Youth Day. What an insult to the people…. Anglophone CPDM Elites parading the corridors of Power in Yaounde, listen to…
Zacchaeus Mungwe Forjindam, Cameroon’s Unsung Hero
Zacchaeus Mungwe Forjindam, Cameroon’s Unsung Hero MANY ANGLOPHONES DO NOT KNOW ABOUT A HERO AND A PATRIOTIC MAN CALLED MR. ZACCHAEUS MUNGWE FORJINDAM. Mr Zacchaeus Mungwe Forjindam is a figure whose legacy in Cameroon is often viewed through two distinct lenses: that of the visionary “Captain of Industry” who built a maritime empire, and that…
Cameroon youth await further promises TODAY, February 10th.
Cameroon youth await further promises TODAY, February 10th. That question is very much alive in Cameroon right now—and the honest answer is: the Biya regime looks politically exhausted, but not yet finished. Paul Biya has ruled since 1982. That’s over four decades. Longevity alone isn’t fatal—but when it’s combined with: rare public appearances, opaque decision-making,…
Cameroon is standing at a critical crossroads.
Cameroon is standing at a critical crossroads. There has been no leadership since the elections of October 12, 2025, were rigged. The country’s debt is spiralling, prices are rising, jobs are scarce, and the pressure on families, youth, and businesses is growing by the day. The choices made now will shape Cameroon’s economic future for…
Cameroon- Israel: APPOINTMENT OF A CAMEROONIAN AMBASSADOR TO ISRAEL
Cameroon- Israel: APPOINTMENT OF A CAMEROONIAN AMBASSADOR TO ISRAEL Fondi Ndifontah Nyamndi has been appointed to replace Jean Pierre Biyiti Bi Essam. He holds degrees in history, journalism, and international relations from the University of Yaoundé and a doctorate from the London School of Economics and Political Science at the University of London. He has…
A contract signed in Yaoundé is enforceable in Paris, London, Washington, and The Hague.
A contract signed in Yaoundé is enforceable in Paris, London, Washington, and The Hague. THE HIDDEN BILL: HOW CAMEROON PAYS THE PRICE FOR DISRESPECTING CONTRACTS Cameroonian officials often behave as if: “What happens in Yaoundé stays in Yaoundé.” This is false. A contract signed in Yaoundé is enforceable in Paris, London, Washington, and The Hague….
The Cameroon National Assembly loses 19 CPDM members in one legislature
The Cameroon National Assembly loses 19 CPDM members in one legislature Laurentine Koa Mfegue’s death brings the number of dead MPs since 2020 to 19 in the National Assembly. A landmark fact: all the missing elected officials belonged to the RDPC, which initially counted 139 out of 180 deputies at the beginning of the legislature….
Political Marginalization of Anglophone and Government Measures
Political Marginalization of Anglophone and Government Measures Since 1973, Mr. Tandeng Muna has had to be content with his position as President of the National Assembly, where his influence is significantly diminished. From that point onward, Anglophones have had few illusions regarding their power within state institutions. The decision by President Biya in January 1984…