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  • Yaoundé and Washington announce $7 billion in investment and trade opportunities

    Yaoundé and Washington announce $7 billion in investment and trade opportunities

    On August 27, officials announced approximately $7 billion USD (nearly 4 trillion CFA) in new and expanding American investment and trade opportunities at various stages of development during the inaugural U.S.-Cameroon Bilateral Economic and Commercial Dialogue. These opportunities span sectors including technology, critical minerals, infrastructure, energy, forestry, and logistics.   The two sides also discussed ways to further improve Cameroon’s business climate […]

  • Niger’s government mobilises troops as gunfire reported near presidential palace

    Niger’s government mobilises troops as gunfire reported near presidential palace

    Sustained gunfire and explosions rang out early Saturday across several areas of Niger’s capital, including the airport and near the presidency, in what four sources told Reuters was an attack by mutinous soldiers. A West Africa-based security source said the presidential guard was repelling mutineers at the palace, AFP reported. Gunfire and explosions were earlier […]

  • U.S. Congress shows interest in modernization of Douala port

    U.S. Congress shows interest in modernization of Douala port

    On August 21, 2026, the Deputy General Manager of the Autonomous Port of Douala (PAD), Charles Michaux Moukoko Njoh, received a delegation from the U.S. Congress led by Mike McCabe, Chief of Staff of the Subcommittee for Africa of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The visit to this Cameroonian port was followed by a meeting […]

  • Teachers in Cameroonian Catholic schools cautioned against selling marks

    Teachers in Cameroonian Catholic schools cautioned against selling marks

    Bishop Michael Miabesue Bibi of Cameroon’s Catholic Diocese of Buea has cautioned teachers and administrators in Catholic schools against examination malpractice, the sale of marks, drug abuse and other misconduct, urging educators to uphold integrity and protect the students entrusted to their care. In his homily during a thanksgiving Mass for teachers of the Diocese […]

  • Jean Michel Nintcheu calls on Biya to resign

    Jean Michel Nintcheu calls on Biya to resign

    The president of the Front for Change in Cameroon (FCC), Jean Michel Nintcheu, has called on President Paul Biya to resign. He argues that the country should not remain under the rule of one man for more than half a century. Nintcheu, who is a Member of Parliament for Wouri, made the call in a […]

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