Politics

When Rome Speaks, the World Listens

The anticipated visit of the Holy Father to Bamenda is being interpreted by some observers not merely as a pastoral…

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Cameroon is One Step Torwards Restoring VP Role

By Nfor Hanson Nchanji So, this month, there have been wild rumours that the president of the Republic, Paul Biya,…

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Cavayé’s Ousting as National Assembly Gives Ripples of Hope

By Hans Ngala For the first time in our national life, we are seeing power change hands. While it is…

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Epstein Files: Cameroon Cited as ‘Among the Most Corrupt Regimes in Africa’

By Hans Ngala A new file CNA has reviewed in the Epstein Case, has described Cameroon as “among the most…

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CRM Calls for Immediate Release of Anicet Ekane’s Remains

By Synthia Lateu The Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM) has condemned what it describes as the continued “confiscation” of the mortal…

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11th February: Evolution From Plebiscite Day to Youth Day

By Prof. Victor Julius Ngoh* Most Cameroonians have not been able to grasp the evolution of the celebration of 11th…

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Lawyers Demand GA President’s Resignation After Assault at Bar General Assembly

By Lexicon Endeley Many lawyers in Cameroon are calling for the resignation of the President of the General Assembly of…

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ANALYSIS: Biya’s Eighth Term and the Shrinking Space for Democracy in Cameroon

By Hans Ngala The year 2024 has been described as an ‘electoral super cycle’ because it saw the election of…

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Between Stability and the Coup Belt: Why Ivory Coast Is Watching Burkina Faso Closely

By Hans Ngala The 2020s began with a sweeping number of coups taking place across West and Central Africa. Coups…

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Revisiting October 2025: Uncomfortable Truths That Must Be Spoken to Anglophones – Again

By Hans Ngala (CNA Political Affairs Editor) On the 20th of October 2025, I wrote an article here on CNA…

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