Activity highlights include, Climate Day,Education Day, Cultural Evening, KING’S Birthday Party Photo exhibition and wildlife photo award ceremony were some highlights to mark Climate Day at BHC-Cameroon  By Elias
Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze taking drastic measures as state treasury runs dry The Ministry of Finance has just sent an official memo to the Administrator of the Road Maintenance
Cameroon government plans to enforce strict payment rules for public entities that routinely defaulted on electricity bills starting in 2026. The buildup of unpaid bills often forces the national Treasury
Dr. Million Belay, General Coordinator , Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA). By Isaiah Esipisu For the first time in the history of global climate negotiations, agroecology has
By Bruno Bidjang  The dawn of this new septennat is marked by grandeur and hope. Six hundred doctoral candidates and one thousand ENS trainees—figures that speak not only of
Why Cameroon must shield its young generation from pseudo-intellectual manipulation and rebuild institutions that reconnect the State to its people By Dr Peter N. Mbile  In every society, there
Cameroon raised CFA159 billion from local banks, according to the public-debt update issued at end-September 2025. The Autonomous Redemption Fund (CAA) published the note and confirmed that the new loan,
At the ongoing United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 30) in Belem, Brazil, the Africa Make Big Polluters Pay (MBPP) Coalition has strongly rejected the newly launched Tropical Forest Forever
Dr Michael Njume Ebong By Dr Michael Njume Ebong Puzzling statistics : Africa’s agricultural performance in the past several decades exhibits puzzling statistics. The region accounts for more than half of
One of the main outcomes expected from Belém is a set of indicators that would help countries track progress on climate adaptation. But African and Arab countries say otherwise –