Cameroon
Cameroon GCE Board to acquire a printing press
Cameroon GCE Board to acquire a printing press Consultations are ongoing with the Chinese to have a multicolour printing press for the Cameroon General Certificate of Education Board (CGCEB), says the Board Chair, Prof Ivo Leke Tambo. This is part of measures to maintain the integrity of the GCE exams. Prof Leke was speaking on…
LE CAMEROUN AU MIROIR DE SA PROPRE DÉPOSSESSION
ANATOMIE D’UNE DÉFAILLANCE SYSTÉMIQUE : LE CAMEROUN AU MIROIR DE SA PROPRE DÉPOSSESSION Par Loïc Kodjay | Citoyen aux avant-postes du changement positif du Cameroun 🇨🇲 Le Cameroun n’est pas un espace en manque de ressources ; c’est un territoire où la richesse subit un processus méthodologique d’éviction au détriment du collectif. L’échec y est…
Cameroon After Paul Biya
After Paul Biya’s Departure, Cameroon would likely transition to a new political landscape. The country’s political future hinges on the process of succession, whether through a constitutional mechanism, a power struggle, or potential reforms. Here’s a breakdown of potential scenarios and factors: 1. Constitutional Succession: If Biya were to leave office through constitutional means (retirement,…
CAMEROUN; URGENT : COMMUNIQUÉ DU PARTI RÉPUBLICAIN
URGENT : COMMUNIQUÉ DU PARTI RÉPUBLICAIN Le Parti Républicain condamne avec la plus grande fermeté l’enlèvement de son Président National, le Dr Georges Gilbert BAONGLA, par des hommes cagoulés sur la Route Nationale n° 3, au niveau d’Édéa. Le Parti, à ce stade, le Dr Georges Gilbert BAONGLA a été pris en filature par un…
105 Schools Declared Illegal in Cameroon
105 Schools Declared Illegal in Cameroon The Minister of Secondary Education, Madam Nalova Lyonga, has announced the closure of 105 schools across the country for operating illegally. Parents and students are advised to verify school status before paying fees to avoid enrolling in institutions that are not officially recognised. According to the released list: Northwest…
The Disappearance of Cameroon Head of State Raises Eyebrows
The Disappearance of Cameroon Head of State Raises Eyebrows JUST IN: Cameroon President Paul Biya’s Long Absence Raises Questions – President Paul Biya left Cameroon on June 7, 2026, for what the Presidency described as a private stay in Europe. He is currently in Geneva, Switzerland. As of today (July 21), this marks over 44…
CDU Leader Tomaino Ndam Njoya calls for urgent institutional reforms following Biya’s prolonged absence
CDU Leader Tomaino Ndam Njoya calls for urgent institutional reforms following Biya’s prolonged absence The 2025 presidential candidate and Mayor of Foumban, Tomaino Ndam Njoya, has called for urgent institutional reforms to guarantee the continuity of the state, as President Paul Biya’s absence from the country stretches beyond 41 days without official clarification. In a…
Paul Biya’s prolonged stay abroad, time for the constitutional council to declare a vacancy
Paul Biya’s prolonged stay abroad, time for the constitutional council to declare a vacancy Cameroonian MP Jean Michel Nintcheu on Friday called on the Constitutional Council to address the situation at Etoudi, urging the institution to declare a vacancy at the helm of the State. In a Facebook post, the opposition lawmaker argued that President…
Exclusive: Cameroon Armed Forces – List of Serving Generals
Exclusive: Cameroon Armed Forces – List of Serving Generals General of the Army Corps René-Claude Meka, 86 – Chief of the Defence Staff (CEMA) Major General Ivo Desancio Yenwo, 81 – Delegate for Presidential Security (DSP) Major General Philippe Mpay, 86 – Commander of the Joint Military Schools (COMECI) (Deceased) Major General Mohamadou Saly, 76…
Paul Biya, a president who loves Switzerland more than his country
Paul Biya, a president who loves Switzerland more than his country There is a style of governance that begins with a phrase every Cameroonian knows by heart: “a short private stay in Europe.” Since June 7, 2026, President Paul Biya and First Lady Chantal Biya have been staying in Geneva. Thirty-nine days later, there has…