ICC Receives Complaint Against Cameroon’s President Paul Biya for Crimes Against Humanity

ICC Receives Complaint Against Cameroon’s President Paul Biya for Crimes Against Humanity The office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has received an official complaint against Cameroon’s President, Paul Biya, for crimes against humanity. The complaint, submitted by the Pan African Forum, documents evidence of crimes committed against Cameroon’s English-speaking minority population….

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Cameroon Bar Council Criticized for Leniency After Gendarmes Torture Prominent Rights Lawyer

Cameroon Bar Council Criticized for Leniency After Gendarmes Torture Prominent Rights Lawyer On November 27, 2024, prominent human rights lawyer Richard Tamfu was severely beaten by gendarmes in Douala, Cameroon. The incident occurred when Tamfu intervened to prevent the arrest of his client without a warrant. A video of the assault, showing gendarmes brutally beating…

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Cameroon Ministry of Defence Highlights Ongoing Security Threats in North West and South West Regions

Cameroon Ministry of Defence Highlights Ongoing Security Threats in North West and South West Regions The Cameroon Ministry of Defence has acknowledged that persistent kidnappings, ghost towns, and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) continue to pose serious threats to security in the North West and South West Regions. This revelation came during a recent security and…

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ATI BONISA Secures FCFA 113 Billion Contract for Bekoko-Limbe-Idenau Road Rehabilitation

ATI BONISA Secures FCFA 113 Billion Contract for Bekoko-Limbe-Idenau Road Rehabilitation The Ministry of Public Works (MINTP) has contracted ATI BONISA to rehabilitate the 93-kilometer road linking Bekoko to Limbe and Idenau in the South West Region. This project, which also includes rehabilitating a 10-kilometer stretch connecting Mutengene to Buea, will cost FCFA 113,179,432,546. The…

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Cameroon sacks 1,172 civil servants for chronic absenteeism

Cameroon’s Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reforms, Joseph Le, has announced the dismissal of 1,172 civil servants due to chronic absenteeism. This action is part of the government’s ongoing effort to ensure discipline and effectiveness within the civil service through the Physical Counting of State Personnel (COPPE) initiative. The dismissed employees were found to…

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