• Dion Ngute reaffirms peace efforts amid fresh violence in Southern Cameroons

    Dion Ngute reaffirms peace efforts amid fresh violence in Southern Cameroons

    Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to restoring peace in the English-speaking Northwest and Southwest regions, where an armed separatist conflict has persisted since 2017. “Every effort is being made to restore lasting peace to our regions,” Ngute said in a statement posted on social media Wednesday evening. His remarks came […]

  • NATO says Strait of Hormuz demining is outside its mandate

    NATO says Strait of Hormuz demining is outside its mandate

    NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte says the military alliance is not involved in any mine-clearance operations in the Strait of Hormuz, stressing that the strategic waterway falls outside NATO territory. “This is outside NATO territory. Of course, we are monitoring what is happening, and NATO countries are closely coordinating their actions,” Rutte said, speaking in Berlin […]

  • Cameroon faces CFA53.5 billion Olembé Stadium bill after losing Piccini Arbitration

    Cameroon faces CFA53.5 billion Olembé Stadium bill after losing Piccini Arbitration

    Cameroon faces a bill of about CFA53.46 billion before interest after an international arbitration tribunal ruled in favor of Italian contractor Gruppo Officine Piccini in the long-running dispute over the Olembé sports complex. The tribunal, constituted under the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), ordered Cameroon to pay €78.5 million, or CFA51.49 billion, in […]

  • US: Vice President Vance sought ‘blunt’ truth about war on Iran

    US: Vice President Vance sought ‘blunt’ truth about war on Iran

    US Vice President JD Vance has reportedly sought “blunt and unfiltered” insight from American generals on the war of aggression against Iran as the war drags on amid dwindling US weapons stockpiles. Citing multiple current and former officials, The New York Times reported on Thursday that Vance had personally called US military commanders in West […]

  • Geneva’s tax authority demands millions from Cameroonian billionaire Paul Fokam

    Geneva’s tax authority demands millions from Cameroonian billionaire Paul Fokam

    Geneva’s cantonal tax administration has opened a proceeding against Paul Kammogne Fokam, the Cameroonian banker who founded Afriland First Bank, and is demanding millions of francs on the grounds that he failed to declare his wealth during the ten years he was tax-resident in Switzerland, the Swiss investigative outlet Gotham City reported on Wednesday, Sept. 9. Cameroonian […]

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