Politics
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One Year After Cameroon’s 2025 Elections, What Has Really Changed?
One year after Cameroon’s disputed presidential election, the country is still grappling with questions about political accountability, electoral confidence, civil…
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The Anglophone Conflict and the Race for the Next UN Secretary-General: Does Macky Sall Offer a Prospect for Peace?
By Hans Ngala As the United Nations prepares to appoint its tenth secretary-general, the contest to succeed António Guterres could…
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Is Cameroon Waiting for the Anglophone Conflict to Die a Natural Death?
By Nfor Hanson Nchanji It is now 10 years into the Anglophone conflict, there is a question that is becoming…
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Dialogue Must Continue, Agbor Says
Lawyer and human rights advocate Nkongho Felix Agbor says the South West community dialogue chaired by Prime Minister Joseph Dion…
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Martinez Zogo Trial: Eko Eko’s Defence Challenges Evidence and Chain of Command
The defence of former DGRE Director-General Léopold Maxime Eko Eko has issued a fresh statement challenging the evidence and chain…
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Cameroon Bans Non-Profit Organisations From Using Military and UN-Like Uniforms, Insignia
The Cameroonian government has banned non-profit organisations from wearing or possessing uniforms, badges, or any distinctive items resembling those of…
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Issa Tchiroma Urges Cameroon Military to Bring Him Home From Exile in The Gambia
By Wilson Musa YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon — The former minister and opposition figure Issa Tchiroma Bakary has called on the country’s…
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Justice System: Cameroonians Lose Faith
By Synthia Lateu For many Cameroonians, the courtroom is no longer the first option for resolving disputes. Instead, an increasing…
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Explainer: Can Switzerland Investigate Alleged Crimes Committed in Cameroon?
By Wilson Musa The criminal complaint reportedly filed in Switzerland by Cameroonian opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary against President Paul…
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