Les Microbes: How a criminal gang in Cameroon became a nightmare to the Biya regime
For the past three days, Douala, the economic capital of Cameroon, has known no peace after a notorious criminal gang,...
May 20 celebration: 1972 referendum controversy stoking Anglophone crisis
May 1972, is the month that changed the course of Cameroon's history and sent it on a downward spiral towards...
Opinion: Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh sheds crocodile tears for schoolgirl murdered by gendarmes
Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Cameroon’s Minister of State, Secretary General at the Presidency of the Republic paid a rare visit to...
Cameroon Anglophone Crisis: The Untold Stories of Separatist Fighters’ Dreams and Aspirations
The Anglophone Crisis, which began as an industrial strike action with demands for reforms by teachers and lawyers, rapidly degenerated...
Human Rights Watch insists soldiers deliberately killed women, children in Ngarbuh
Ten days after the Ngarbuh massacre in the North West region, Human Rights Watch, HRW has added its voice to...
MMI Editorial: Another seven years for Biya, what for?
One of the world’s most experienced quasi-democrats, Cameroon’s Paul Biya, has once again shown the world that he is president...