The Pulse of a Continent
On September 24, 2024, the arrest of Lucas Ayaba Cho, a well-known leader in the Cameroonian separatist movement, sent ripples through both local and international communities. Detained in Norway, Ayaba’s…
The letter addressed to the Rt. Rev. Dr. Samuel Fonki, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC), is a formal yet pointed communication from the Very Rev. Dr. Festus…
Schools in Cameroon have recently resumed operations; however, the Northwest and Southwest regions remain under lockdown due to ongoing violence and instability. This situation has raised significant concerns regarding the…
As schools in Cameroon are set to resume in less than a week, the situation remains precarious, particularly in the North-West and South-West regions. These areas have been plagued by…
Paul Biya, the President of Cameroon, has been in power since November 6, 1982, making him one of the longest-serving leaders in the world. At 92 years old, his continued…
As schools in the northwest and southwest regions of Cameroon prepare to resume, the atmosphere is fraught with tension and uncertainty. The ongoing war has left communities on edge, with…
Cameroonians are facing a double blow: a rising cost of living and a recent government decision to increase the fees associated with obtaining a national identification card. This comes at…
The Northwest Region of Cameroon finds itself at the heart of a tense situation, where a seemingly mundane issue of taxi colors has become a flashpoint in the ongoing Anglophone…
The Anglophone crisis in Cameroon has inflicted profound suffering, with widespread human rights abuses, mass displacement, and a devastating loss of life. The roots of this crisis lie in the…
The ongoing conflict in Cameroon, particularly in the Anglophone regions, has deep historical and political roots that make the simple act of making an Anglophone the president unlikely to solve…