Cameroon
Jailed Anglophone Activist Abdul Karim Ali Appeals to US President-elect Donald Trump
Abdul Karim Ali, a prominent Anglophone activist currently imprisoned in Cameroon, has penned an open letter to US President-elect Donald Trump. In his letter, Abdul Karim Ali appeals to Trump to address the ongoing human rights violations and political unrest in Cameroon, particularly in the Anglophone regions. He highlights the plight of many activists and…
Medicine: a fake Litacold in circulation
Medicine: a fake Litacold in circulation Litacold tablets is the name under which a counterfeit medicine commonly used in Cameroon against influenza-like syndromes is circulating. This situation is the subject of a circular letter sent on November 5 by the Minister of Public Health to health professionals (General Directors and Directors of 1st and 2nd…
Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) celebrates 67th anniversary
The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) celebrates the 67th anniversary of autonomy. The church, which gained independence from the Basel Mission in 1957, is marking this milestone under the theme “Blessed Assurance”. The celebrations took place on Sunday, November 10, 2024, both at home and in congregations abroad. This year’s event is particularly significant as…
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Cameroon’s Public Debt Issuances Reach CFA1.95 Trillion by September 2024
Cameroon’s public debt issuances have reached a staggering CFA1.95 trillion by the end of September 2024. This debt was accumulated through the Treasury securities market of the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) and the Central African Stock Exchange (BVMAC). The National Sinking Fund (CAA), which manages the country’s public debt, reported that the majority…
Russia-Africa Partnership Forum: Cameroon Salutes Cooperation With Russia
Cameroon has been strengthening its diplomatic ties with Russia in recent years. This cooperation spans various sectors, including politics, security, economics, science and technology, culture, research, and humanitarian affairs. Several significant events and agreements have marked the relationship between the two countries. One notable event is the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum, where Cameroon’s External Relations Minister,…
CRM Takes Legal Action Against Constitutional Council Members
CRM Takes Legal Action Against Constitutional Council Members –The Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM) party has taken legal action against the President of the Constitutional Council, Justice Clement Atangana, along with two other members, Emmanuel Bonde and Adolphe Minkoa. This move comes amid ongoing tensions and disputes between the CRM and the government. The CRM, led…
President Paul Biya extends his congratulations to Donald Trump on his election victory.
President Paul Biya extends his congratulations to Donald Trump on his election victory. In a telegram sent on November 6, 2024, President Biya praised Trump’s leadership and expressed confidence in his ability to guide the United States toward progress in a challenging international context. This victory coincides with the 42nd anniversary of Biya’s own accession…
Ngonnso Festival has been banned by the Ambazonia State Army
The Ngonnso Festival, one of Cameroon’s largest cultural events, has been banned by the Ambazonia State Army, a separatist faction loyal to USA-based Samuel Ikome Sako. The festival, which celebrates the heritage of the Nso people, was scheduled to take place from The ban was announced in a viral audio message by a commander of…
Cameroon’s Public Companies’ Debt Nears CFA1 Trillion
Cameroon’s Public Companies’ Debt Nears CFA1 Trillion – Cameroon’s public companies are facing a significant debt burden, nearing CFA1 trillion. As of September 30, 2024, the debt contracted by the Cameroonian government and transferred to public companies reached CFA984.7 billion. This debt is distributed among eleven state-owned enterprises, including Camwater, Camtel, Sodecoton, Chantier Naval et…
Trade Minister Shuts Down Bars Amid Beer Price Increase Controversy
Trade Minister Shuts Down Bars Amid Beer Price Increase Controversy –Since November 1, 2024, many bar owners in Cameroon have raised their prices, increasing the cost of beers and soft drinks by CFA50 to 100 FCFA. This decision has angered Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana, Cameroon’s Minister of Commerce. His enforcement team sealed off several establishments…