The Pulse of a Continent
In a development that perfectly encapsulates the systematic marginalization of Anglophone Cameroon, the government has transferred the SONARA refinery from Limbe in the Southwest Region to Kribi, despite explicit promises…
In a move that has become as predictable as sunrise, President Paul Biya has once again brushed aside mounting calls from Cameroon’s youth for a younger leader, formally announcing his…
The recent “working visit” of Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute to Bamenda was not a beacon of hope, but a stark reminder of the government’s cynical approach to the Anglophone…
In the often predictable world of Cameroonian politics, this week delivered a bombshell that no one saw coming. Issa Tchiroma Bakary, a man who has been one of President Paul…
As Cameroon gears up for its October 2025 presidential election, a troubling pattern has emerged among opposition candidates that exposes the shallow nature of their campaigns and their disconnect from…
The staggering reality of 86.6 million children trapped in labor across Sub-Saharan Africa represents one of the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges, affecting nearly one in four children in the…
The humanitarian crisis in Anglophone Cameroon is spiraling, yet for many, it remains a silent tragedy. Despite the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) consistently categorizing it as one of the world’s…
In a world filled with breaking news and constant global updates, some stories tragically slip through the cracks. According to the Norwegian Refugee Council’s (NRC) 2025 report, the ongoing conflict…
Rwanda has officially announced its withdrawal from the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS), a significant move that underscores the intricate and often volatile diplomatic landscape of Central Africa.…
Opposition leader Maurice Kamto has urged the Littoral regional authorities to maintain calm amid reports that he has effectively been placed under house arrest in Douala, hindering his ability to…