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  • Children among heavy casualties in Ukraine after Russian strikes

    Children among heavy casualties in Ukraine after Russian strikes

    At least 24 people were killed in Russian strikes across Ukraine on Wednesday, including four young children who died when a missile slammed into an apartment block in the north of the country as they slept. Windows shattered in the powerful blast in Pryluky, in the Chernigiv region, reducing one half of the five-storey building […]

  • Cameroon must prepare for the post-Biya era

    Cameroon must prepare for the post-Biya era

    Many in Yaoundé the nation’s capital and elsewhere are still involved in some form of political discourse on the formation of a new government by President Biya. This is an indication that the nation may be caught unprepared for the end of an era. For nearly four decades, Paul Biya has been the dominant figure […]

  • Cameroon mourns Jean Manga Onguene

    Cameroon mourns Jean Manga Onguene

    Jean Manga Onguene, one of the most influential figures in Cameroonian football, has died in Paris at the age of 80. The former Cameroon striker passed away on Tuesday morning after an illness. His death was announced on Tuesday, 6 October, and confirmed by Canon de Yaounde, the club with which he established his reputation. […]

  • Martinez Zogo Affair: Trial delayed after witness’s Algeria trip draws defense challenge

    Martinez Zogo Affair: Trial delayed after witness’s Algeria trip draws defense challenge

    The trial over the killing of journalist Martinez Zogo was delayed again on October 5, 2026, after the absence of prosecution witness Lt. Col. Dieudonné Bialo and the timing of an official travel order sending him to Algeria prompted a lengthy dispute before the Yaoundé Military Court. To explain Bialo’s absence, the government prosecutor presented […]

  • A year after Biya’s disputed re-election, CPDM remains without a timetable for next year’s polls.

    A year after Biya’s disputed re-election, CPDM remains without a timetable for next year’s polls.

    Paul Biya’s silence is becoming a political statement in its own right. A year after his so-called re-election, his ruling CPDM party remains without a clear public timetable for next year’s polls. The party that has dominated Cameroon for decades appears increasingly uncertain about the political calendar, while its own political bureau and its own […]

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