NTUMFON BARRISTER NDANGOH TAH CALVIN PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE TO LATE STATESMAN NI JOHN FRU NDI.

THREE YEARS ON: NTUMFON BARRISTER NDANGOH TAH CALVIN PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE TO LATE STATESMAN NI JOHN FRU NDI. Three years after the passing of one of Cameroon’s most influential political figures, the late Statesman Ni John Fru Ndi, family members, political leaders, traditional authorities, friends, supporters, and admirers gathered in Bamenda to honour the enduring…

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NTUMFON BARRISTER NDANGOH TAH CALVIN CALLS FOR URGENT REFORMS TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE GCE BOARD

NTUMFON BARRISTER NDANGOH TAH CALVIN CALLS FOR URGENT REFORMS TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE GCE BOARD SDF National Legal Adviser Demands Greater Autonomy, Independent Investigation, and Secure Printing Facilities Following Recent Examination Scandals Yaoundé, Cameroon – Ntumfon Barrister Ndangoh Tah Calvin, a frontline militant of the Social Democratic Front (SDF) and the party’s National…

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Cameroun. Un pouvoir qui paraît de plus en plus immobile face aux dysfonctionnements de l’État.

Cameroun. Un pouvoir qui paraît de plus en plus immobile face aux dysfonctionnements de l’État. Ce que je reproche au régime Biya : 1- L’absence prolongée de remaniement ministériel, malgré des critiques sur l’efficacité de certains membres du gouvernement. 2 – Le manque de renouvellement dans les postes stratégiques, alors que certaines administrations sont accusées…

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Cameroon Plans to Borrow More Money

Cameroon Plans to Borrow More Money Cameroon plans to borrow about CFA 7.689 trillion between 2026 and 2028 to help pay for government expenses and development projects. This amount is very large. It is almost equal to the country’s entire 2026 budget and represents about half of Cameroon’s current public debt, which stands at CFA…

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THE CORRUPTION COVENANT: CAMEROON’S UNWRITTEN CONSTITUTION

THE CORRUPTION COVENANT: CAMEROON’S UNWRITTEN CONSTITUTION By Christopher Fon Achobang When former minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary spoke of the disappearance of 80 trillion CFA francs, many Cameroonians reacted with outrage. Others reacted with disbelief. Some demanded prosecutions. Others demanded regime change. Yet the most important question is not whether the figure is accurate. The most…

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Customs DG Assures Cameroonians that taxes on mobile devices will make phones more affordable

Customs DG Assures Cameroonians that taxes on mobile devices will make phones more affordable The Director General of Customs, Edwin Fongod Nuvaga, has maintained that the new tax on imported mobile phones is meant to ensure Cameroonians can obtain phones at affordable prices, adding that the 33 per cent charged is reduced from a previous…

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