Categories: CameroonLive Update

Breaking! Second bomb goes off in Mokolo, Yaoundé

An improvised explosive device (IED) has gone off in the Mokolo neighborhood in Cameroon’s capital, Yaoundé — leaving one person injured.

It comes one week after the previous explosion in the same area.

The latest explosion happened not far from the office of the firefighting unit, Carefour Sapeur.

The injured person is said to be a lady who was in the market when the device went off.

“An explosive has gone off again at the Mokolo market, people have been injured,” an eyewitness told MMI.

He added that the explosive that went off was set “inside a plastic and it sounded like thunder. Pieces of nails came out of the black plastic where it was placed.”

Security officers have been spotted at the scene trying to regulate the flow of traffic and control the crowd.

This comes barely over a week after a similar explosion believed to have been an attack.

While no one was hurt in the first, it caused a lot of panic, disrupting activities at the Mokolo market for a while.

Mimi Mefo Info

It is feared the incident is a continuation of what was once a string of explosives going off in public places in the nation’s capital.

Mimi Mefo Info (MMI)

Recent Posts

Ndichia Foundation prepares over 350 underprivileged children for 2026 -2027 School Year

By Jean Marie Song. The beneficiaries, 150 boys and 160 girls, needy Primary and Secondary…

52 minutes ago

Cameroon’s Anglophone Children Pay the Price as Separatist Lockdowns Restrict Right to Education

By Njoh Linda For children in Cameroon’s conflict-hit North West and South West regions, the…

1 day ago

Yaounde Teacher Beaten to Death by Husband, Man on the Run

A teacher who returned to Yaoundé from Bamunkumbit, Ndop, just four days ago has been…

1 day ago

Sponsor Suspends Campaign as Indomitable Lioness Is Seen Kissing Woman in Viral Video

Screenshot from viral video appearing to show an Indomitable Lionesses striker kissing another woman A…

2 days ago

Le Cameroun vise une croissance économique à 4 % en 2026, mais des ressources qui s’évaporent en chemin

La Banque africaine de développement (BAD) table sur une accélération de l'économie camerounaise à 4…

2 days ago

Entreprises publiques : 12 milliards de salaires pour des dirigeants, un rendement famélique pour l’État

L'écart est vertigineux. Chaque année, l'État camerounais verse plus de 12 milliards de FCFA de…

2 days ago