Government Launches Construction work on Dibamba River Industrial Port Zone while Limbe Deep Seaport project still in Limbo
PM Dion Ngute lays Foundation Stone By Ngalame Elias The government has launched construction of a new 500-hectare industrial
State Budget Adjustment; Paul Biya puts end to reckless expenditure, Annuls Problematic Lines 65 and 94
President Paul Biya, putting end to reckless spending. By Lawrence Kenfoy A presidential order signed on July 18, 2025,
US Embassy in Yaounde Announces New Visa Procedures and Fees.
Christopher J. Lamora, Ambassador , U.S. Embassy in Cameroon The U.S. Embassy in Yaounde has announced immediate changes to its
Tense Pre-electoral Climate; Arrest warrant Issued for whistleblower Hadja Haoua – MINAT Changes Name of MANIDEM President on Website.
. Female activist Hadja Haoua Aboubakar. By Joseph OLINGA N. An arrest warrant and travel ban has been issued by
THE PARADOX OF AFRICA’S CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION AGENDAS
Dr Michael Njume Ebong This essay explores the vital linkages between cultural heritage and natural heritage in the African and
After Loyal Generals, Paul Biya appoints SDO’s, DOS Ahead of October Elections
President Paul Biya By Lawrency Kenfor By President Paul Biya has launched a sweeping reshuffle in both the Military
Cameroon Customs Intercept Massive 245kg of Cocaine Worth $15 Million at Douala Airport
Seized containers of cocain Cameroon Customs officials at Douala International Airport have intercepted a record haul of cocaine weighing 245
Regime Barons Flare, Panic over Maurice Kamto’s Presidential bid. Minister Atanga Nji Warns against any disorders
Professor Maurice Kamto By Lawrence Kenfor The Presidential bid by Professor Maurice Kamto under the MANIDEM ticket has since
SAWA Traditional Rulers converge on Decisive General Assembly in Kribi
SAWA Traditional Rulers By Simon Kalla Over 200 Traditional Rulers of the SAWA people are meeting in Kribi for
ECA Decries Rising Debts Stagnating African Economies.
ECA Officials Rising debt, geopolitical instability and declining aid flows are intensifying external pressure on African economies. In a