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  • Yaoundé calls for action after Biya returns

    Yaoundé calls for action after Biya returns

    Civil society groups and political parties in Cameroon are demanding urgent action from President Paul Biya on economic distress, youth unemployment, and national governance following his return from an extended stay abroad. The 93-year-old leader returned to Yaoundé after a 73-day private stay in Geneva, Switzerland, having left the country on June 7th. The prolonged […]

  • Cameroonian families seek answers over nationals recruited into Russia’s war in Ukraine

    Cameroonian families seek answers over nationals recruited into Russia’s war in Ukraine

    Cameroonian families are seeking answers about relatives who joined Russian forces in the war against Ukraine, with some saying they have gone months without news and others reporting that they were told of deaths without receiving clear information about the circumstances or the return of their relatives’ remains. Civil society activists in Yaoundé have formed […]

  • Iran inflicted billions in damage to US intelligence sites across West Asia

    Iran inflicted billions in damage to US intelligence sites across West Asia

    Iranian missile and drone strikes during the US-Israeli aggression caused unprecedented damage to Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) facilities and equipment across West Asia, a report says. Four officials familiar with the damage told NBC News that the destruction represents an unprecedented setback for US intelligence agencies. Since CIA was established in 1947, it has never […]

  • Data becomes MTN Cameroon’s biggest revenue engine

    Data becomes MTN Cameroon’s biggest revenue engine

    Data now accounts for more than half of MTN Cameroon’s service revenue, underscoring a shift in the telecom operator’s business toward internet services as it commits a growing share of capital to support network demand. Data revenue reached 3.45 billion rand in the first half of 2026, or about CFA120.3 billion based on MTN’s average […]

  • Biya uses Lionesses’ AFCON victory to rally youth around perseverance

    Biya uses Lionesses’ AFCON victory to rally youth around perseverance

    Cameroon’s first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title has given President Paul Biya a powerful symbol for two priorities of his new term — youth and women — as he casts the national team’s long road to victory as proof of the value of perseverance, discipline and collective effort. Biya received the African champions at […]

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