September 22, 2017: When Anglophone Cameroon Defied Fear and Filled the Streets
Nine years ago today, on September 22, 2017, tens of thousands of people poured into the streets across Cameroon’s North-West ...
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Why Franck Biya Should Not Even Be in the Succession Conversation
At the end of 2025, Paul Biya addressed the nation with a familiar promise of continuity and control. In his ...
“It’s Hard to Say the Election Is Behind Us”: Yvana Besseke Speaks Out on Post-Election Tensions
As Cameroon navigates a tense post-election period, Yvana Besseke, campaign director for opposition candidate Samuel Hiram Iyodi, has issued a ...
“Cameroon’s Silence of Fear”: As Biya Clings to Power, the World Turns Away
As President Paul Biya begins what his government calls a new mandate, Cameroonians are facing one of the darkest political ...
Sadi’s Empty Rhetoric: When Defending Power Matters More Than Defending Truth
Cameroon’s Minister of Communication, René Emmanuel Sadi, has once again stepped into his now-familiar role as the chief defender of ...
PAL, FDC, and PCRN First to Congratulate Paul Biya on Presidential Victory
Three political parties that participated in Cameroon’s October 7 presidential election have formally congratulated Paul Biya, following his official declaration ...
Internet Blackout in Cameroon: Is Biya’s Regime in Full Panic Mode?
Tension in Cameroon continues to mount as the country awaits the official proclamation of results from the disputed October 12 ...
Tensions Mount in Maroua Ahead of Pro-Biya Rally Amid Youth Backlash
The Far North Region of Cameroon, often described as the "eldest daughter of the renewal," is set to host a ...
Douala: Police teargas steel company workers demanding better conditions
Some workers of Acieries Du Cameroun, a metallurgy company in Cameroon's economic capital, Douala were teargassed last night during a ...