BBC Investigation Reopens Questions Over Death of Scottish Woman Married to Ghanaian ‘Prophet’
A decade after the death of Scottish woman Charmain Speirs in a hotel room in Ghana, a new BBC investigation...
Pope Leo XIV’s Bamenda Visit Seen as Strategic Turning Point in Cameroon Crisis
As Cameroon prepares to receive Pope Leo XIV, a growing body of analysis is framing the visit as far more...
Pope’s Visit to Cameroon: Pastoral Mission or Moment of Political Truth?
As anticipation builds ahead of the Pope’s expected visit to Cameroon, questions are mounting over the purpose, timing, and potential...
Marcel Niat Njifenji Dies: One of the Pillars of Cameroon’s Entrenched Power Crumbles
The death has been announced of Marcel Niat Njifenji. He died at the age of 91 years, 5 months, and...
What Pope Leo XIV’s Trip Reveals About the Anglophone Crisis
As Pope Leo XIV prepares to visit Cameroon as part of his wider African tour, attention is turning not only...
George Weah Challenges CAF Decision to Strip Senegal of Title
Former Ballon d’Or winner George Manneh Weah has strongly criticised the Confederation of African Football (CAF) following its decision to...
Cameroon Sovereignty Council Declares National Assembly “Illegitimate,” Calls for Constituent Assembly
The Council for the Sovereignty of Cameroon (CSC) has adopted a resolution declaring the country’s current National Assembly illegitimate, accusing...
Imprisoned Journalist Tsi Conrad Appeals to Pope Leo XIV Ahead of Potential Cameroon Visit
Cameroonian journalist Tsi Conrad, who has spent more than nine years in detention, has written to Pope Leo XIV urging...
UK to Stop Issuing Study Visas to Cameroonians Over Asylum Concerns
The United Kingdom has announced that it will stop issuing study visas to citizens of Cameroon, Afghanistan, Myanmar and Sudan...
Belgium Detains Ambazonia Leaders Over Alleged War Crimes in Cameroon
New details have emerged regarding the individuals detained in Belgium in connection with the investigation into alleged war crimes linked...