Dr Michael Njume Ebong By Dr Michael Njume Ebong Cameroon’s unique assets: At his swearing-in ceremony of 06 November 2018, the President of the Republic, His Excellency Paul BIYA,
ArchBishop Samuel KLEDA By Lawrence Kenfoy In a strong worded letter published on Friday 8 August 2025, the Archbishop of Douala Samuel Kleda has criticized the ongoing maneuvers in
The trio capabale of turning the tides come October 12. Three months before the presidential election, Cameroon opposition is working to have a single candidate to face the ruling party.
China is now Cameroon’s largest bilateral creditor, according to the Caisse autonome d’amortissement (CAA), the country’s public debt agency. China accounts for 65% of Cameroon’s bilateral debt, representing 20.2% of
Elephant in the Faro National Park A new Faro National Park wildlife survey reveals that conservation measures are paying off, but warns that increasing human pressures such as transhuman herders
SUHUCAM and local community in discussion Group photo By Apongse Ateh Across many communities in Cameroon in particular and Africa in general, land degradation and climate change are converging
Cameroon’s natural capital is valued at $222.3 billion, or about 130,000 billion CFA francs, according to a recent African Development Bank (AfDB) report focusing on the country. Yet the country
Ibrahim and Yasmine. The old out, the new in By Ngalame Elias The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) today August 5, 2025 marks a historic leadership transition
Prof. Maurice Kamto at the Constitutional Council session today By Mac Anthony Akuhmbom, PhD In the turbulent landscape of Cameroon’s politics, the strategic decisions made by opposition leaders can