Encore la vice-présidence au Cameroun Un vice-président sans pouvoir indépendant n’est pas une solution— il est un symbole. Nous ne sommes pas des enfants à apaiser avec des titres. On ne peut pas résoudre un problème structurel avec une position symbolique.Parce qu’au final, la question n’est pas de savoir si un titre est créé. La…
Bamenda, ville sous pression militaire Nord-Ouest Cameroun : une vie suspendue au bord du chaos Depuis 2016, la crise anglophone s’est durablement enracinée dans les régions du Nord-Ouest et du Sud-Ouest du Cameroun. Loin des projecteurs et souvent méconnue du grand public, cette crise installe insidieusement un ordre nouveau, fait de peur, de résilience et…
PRESS RELEASE Professor Victor Mbarika launches a fund to support the media in Cameroon. In preparation for World Press Freedom Day (May 3, 2026), the President of The ICT University, Professor Victor Mbarika, has launched a FCFA 100 million support fund to assist journalists in Cameroon. Many journalists continue to work under very difficult conditions,…
More tears await the Pope in Bamenda as bridge collapses, killing many In addition to tens of thousands of innocent denizens being killed daily by the ongoing war of independence, a few days ago, lives were lost in a heartbreaking incident that has left many families in pain. As construction continues, a temporary wooden bridge…
CAMEROUN: Post Vice President, a ploy for Anglophones Yaounde: Cooking another smelly Bone for Anglophones in the One and Indivisible Cameroun. The pot on fire in Yaounde has as its content the post of a Vice President- another old, new-smelling bone – 60 years on, for Anglophones only. I read with amazement how so many…
Engraved on three stone slabs at Canterbury Cathedral is a list of all the archbishops of Canterbury, beginning with St. Augustine in A.D. 597. The first 105 names belong to men. The newest name, though, inscribed by a stonemason two months ago, breaks the mould: Sarah Elisabeth Mullally. https://trib.al/UngQJPw
MANY LEADERS and INTELLECTUALS FEARED “assimilation.” BUT JOHN NGU FONCHA DID NOT LISTEN. The Southern Cameroons had just voted in the February 1961 Plebiscite to achieve independence by joining the Republic of Cameroon (the former French territory). They sought a “loose federation” where they could maintain their English legal system, education, and parliamentary heritage. The…
CAMEROON: “SOME ELITES SCRAMBLE FOR POST OF VICE PRESIDENT.” Wise or dangerous move? (My analysis) The Yaounde regime has tabled a proposal to parliament aimed at amending the constitution once again. The office of the vice president introduced in the bill to parliament is already causing CPDM elites to scramble for positioning. Is this a…
APRÈS LA PRÉSIDENCE DU SÉNAT : LES PRIVILÈGES ACCORDÉS À MARCEL NIAT NJIFENJI Après avoir occupé pendant de longues années la prestigieuse fonction de Président du Sénat, Marcel Niat Njifenji bénéficie d’un ensemble d’avantages conséquents, à la hauteur de son rang et de son parcours au sommet de l’État. Parmi les privilèges qui lui sont…
Speech by Deputy Jean Michel Nintcheu during the plenary session devoted to the review of the draft law extending the mandate of deputies Mr. President, Mr. Minister, The explanation of the reasons for the bill we are asked to review is an insult to national intelligence in that it is practically a copy-paste of the…
