Politics
Cameroun: Paul Biya MUST GO in 2025
Novelist Calixthe Beyala shakes up the Cameroonian political scene. the social critic expresses a widely shared sentiment: Cameroonians appreciate Paul Biya but unanimously wish for his departure in 2025, after 70 years in the corridors of power. . After 42 years of Biya’s catastrophic presidency, Cameroon is suffocating under the weight of bad governance that…
Harris declines to invite Vance for courtesy visit to vice president’s residence before inauguration
When JD Vance, his wife Usha, and their three young children move into the Naval Observatory residence on Jan. 20, it will be their first time inside the white Queen Anne-style mansion that has been home to vice presidents since the 1970s. Vice President Kamala Harris has not extended an invitation for a formal sit-down…
Trump runs out of inauguration VIP tickets for $1m donors after record support: ‘Space is limited’
President-elect Donald Trump‘s inaugural committee is no longer selling tickets for major donors to attend his swearing-in ceremony due to a reported shortage. Million-dollar donors are now on wait lists for inaugural events, as tickets for many of the events in Washington, D.C., that weekend have been sold out. That has not stopped donors from cutting…
2025 Presidential Election in Cameroon, Can the church force 93 Year old Biya out?
Bishops have come and gone. Shall the Church make or mar? They ended their week-long meeting on Saturday. They spent a whole week in Buea and visited Victoria once. They ate in rich hotels and restaurants like Mountain hotel, Fini hotel, Cardinal Tumi Banquet hall, etc. They interacted with civil authorities, the rich, the high…
WHO SHALL BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF CAMEROON?
It was the sage Confucius who said the fool waits for the dawn by standing on one spot and cursing the dark but the wise man waits for the dawn while moving towards the east. I therefore invite the Cameroon optimists to look towards the east for the next president if we are to preserve…
The Courage to Heal: Addressing the Anglophone Crisis through Representative Governance and Truthful Dialogue
The Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon is not merely a story of political disagreement; it is a saga of identity, alienation, and the complexity of resistance. For eight years, this crisis has torn apart communities, disrupted lives, and transformed identities, often in inexplicable ways. To begin mending these fractures, Cameroon needs a rare and powerful virtue:courage…
Why Bakassi Remains an INTEGRAL PART OF Southern Cameroons
Why Bakassi Remains an INTEGRAL PART OF Southern Cameroons: Commentary on the ICJ Ruling on Bakassi. By Denis Atemnkeng COMMENTARY ON THE ICJ RULING IN THE LAND AND MARITIME BOUNDARY BETWEEN NIGERIA AND CAMEROON, FOCUS ON THE BAKASSI PENINSULA By Denis Atemnkeng On 29 March 1994 the Government of the Republic of Cameroon filed in…
VOICI POURQUOI LE RDPC NE POURRA PAS INVESTIR PAUL BIYA OU UN AUTRE CANDIDAT À LA PRÉSIDENTIELLE DE 2025
Son Excellence Paul BIYA, n’est plus juridiquement président National du RPDC depuis le 03 novembre 2021. Cette situation a des conséquences lourdes pour le RDPC, qui n’a plus la possibilité de l’ investir ou un autre candidat à la présidentielle de 2025, comme il sera démontré ci-après. En effet, le Président PAUL BIYA a été…
The greatest enemy of the state of Cameroon is the CPDM government
The Philosopher Bawe Louis Tarawo, reflects here that, Cameroonians must distinguish between a state and a government, that the state is like a football field wherein teams (governments) come and go while the field remains. His reflection falls in line with the stalemate that has befallen Cameroon where the CPDM ruling junta has held the…
AILING President Biya receives New Year greetings today
Story by Polycarp Labah The 93 years old tyrant who in his end-of-year message to the people said he was ready to give his life in serving Cameroon will receive New Year’s greetings from the diplomatic corps present in Yaoundé as well as from national constituted bodies at the Unity Palace this Friday, January 10,…

