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  • UEFA revolts against FIFA’s Trump-linked $20bn privatization plan

    UEFA revolts against FIFA’s Trump-linked $20bn privatization plan

    The European football’s governing body has launched a scathing attack on FIFA following the global organization’s surprise announcement of a $20 billion commercial spin-off, warning that the sport’s integrity is not an asset to be traded to private equity. The controversial proposal, unveiled on Tuesday, would see FIFA establish a wholly-owned subsidiary named FIFA Forward […]

  • Paul Biya’s 50 Days in Switzerland: The long goodbye to an era

    Paul Biya’s 50 Days in Switzerland: The long goodbye to an era

    For more than four decades, President Paul Biya has defied predictions of his political demise. He has outlasted rivals, survived crises and maintained an iron grip on Cameroon through a system built on centralized authority and carefully managed succession. Yet politics is often defined not by dramatic events, but by prolonged absences that expose uncomfortable […]

  • Karim Khan’s ouster tied to Netanyahu arrest warrant lays bare Western manipulation of ICC

    Karim Khan’s ouster tied to Netanyahu arrest warrant lays bare Western manipulation of ICC

    “The dismissal of Karim Khan as the ICC prosecutor is perhaps the most significant event in the 24-year-long institutional history of the ICC,” says Sergey Vasiliev, professor of international law at Open University in the Netherlands, “and the greatest setback to the Court’s efforts to pursue justice in situations implicating major powers and their allies […]

  • Commonwealth Games: Cameroon withdraws from boxing

    Commonwealth Games: Cameroon withdraws from boxing

    Cameroon will compete at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with a reduced delegation of 21 athletes after the withdrawal of its three selected boxers. With competition running through August 2, the country’s medal hopes will now rest primarily on athletics, judo, weightlifting and parasports. The delegation was originally expected to include 24 athletes, but […]

  • Ambazonia war leaves 2.9 million still without adequate water services

    Ambazonia war leaves 2.9 million still without adequate water services

    More than 2.9 million people, including about 1.5 million children, still needed access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene services in Cameroon’s Northwest and Southwest regions during the first half of 2026, highlighting the continuing humanitarian impact of the country’s anglophone crisis. The figures come from UNICEF’s humanitarian situation report for Cameroon, published on […]

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