PRIME Cameroon’s Biya under pressure over mounting rights abuses Some 51 key figures in Cameroon, including lawyers, political leaders and human rights activists say President Biya should respond to concerns that some State operatives have discarded the law in...
E.Guinea orders crackdown on sex in State offices after tapes leaked The government said it was taking action because the videos had denigrated the tiny Central African country's image.
Cameroon after Paul Biya: A precarious succession battle Biya's nepotism and tribalism could lead to regional and ethnic tensions, even a breakdown of law and order.
PRIME Biya hits the ground running with military appointments His long absence sparked an avalanche of questions about his health and whereabouts.
Banned: Talk on Cameroon president's health Minister of Territorial Administration said the head of state is the first institution of the republic and any debate about his health is a national security issue.
PRIME US resumes business as usual with junta-led Gabon, as in Chad Gabon, condemned like the other ‘coup boys’ including Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, quickly reset its relations with the West, including Washington.
PRIME China’s soft power in Africa grows with ‘gift’ office buildings Cameroon has become the latest country to receive an office donation from the Chinese.
Cameroon’s Biya directs response to floods, from abroad So far, 2.30 million people in West and Central Africa have been affected by severe flooding in 2024.
Leaders call for release of Cameroonian Gen-Z activist Junior Ngombe, 23, a social media influencer and activist has been advocating more voter registration and participation.
