Why are Cameroonian separatists attacking local chiefs?
The recent murder of three chiefs highlights traditional leaders’ role in the Anglophone crisis and suggests the conflict is far…
Cameroon Muslims Plead for an End to Separatist Crisis
YAOUNDE, CAMEROON – Muslims in Cameroon have marked the Eid al-Adha, Festival of the Sacrifice, by praying for an end…
Cameroon: Why Tensions Between Ngoh & PM Ngute Are Escalating
Cameroon’s scandal linked to the mismanagement of Covid-19 funds has considerably damaged relations between Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, the presidency’s secretary-general,…
Separatist Movements In Nigeria, Cameroon Are Joining Forces
BUEA, Cameroon—For the past five years, factions of a secessionist movement in southeastern Nigeria and a pro-independence movement in western…
Cameroon Groups Call for President’s Son to Succeed Father
YAOUNDE – Cameroon’s President Paul Biya has been in power for nearly four decades and is Africa’s oldest and second…
Violence In Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis Takes Tigh Civilian Toll
Aljazeera Worsening violence in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions is taking an increasingly heavy toll on civilians, with renewed attacks against schools…
Cameroon’s President Biya Is Trying To Shine Country’s Tarnished Image
TheAfricaReport Handicapped in recent years by a series of crises – political, security and economic – Cameroon wants to reassert…
Cameroon Parliament Receives Bill On Compulsory Vaccination
HumAngle The Cameroon executive government has sent a bill to the National Assembly to make COVID-19 vaccination compulsory in the…
Cameroon: Should Biya Worry About US President Biden’s Africa policy?
TheAfricaReport Will new US President Joe Biden change the situation in Yaoundé? Opposition leader Maurice Kamto certainly hopes so. However,…
Cameroon: Turkish Envoy Receives Order of Valour Medal
Anadolu Agency Turkish Ambassador to Cameroon Ayse Sarac has received the medal of Commander of the Order of Valour as…
COP26 is “most exclusive” climate negotiations since Paris Agreement – African CSOs
Another COP has ended with very little ambition. Civil society and grassroots organisations from Africa have described the Climate negotiations…
New report exposes Zimbabwe as biggest pawn of Big Tobacco
On the first day of virtual tobacco treaty talks, Zimbabwe joined a small cadre of countries in delaying meaningful negotiations….