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  • CPDM government ministers offer reassurances on Biya’s health

    CPDM government ministers offer reassurances on Biya’s health

    Ministers Fame Ndongo and Gregoire Owona have reassured Cameroonians about the health of President Paul Biya, 91, and expressed anger at those who announced the demise of the ailing dictator, Cameroon Radio and Television reported on Tuesday after Prime Minister Dion Ngute reportedly cancelled the weekly cabinet meeting. Cameroon Concord News reported that President Paul […]

  • Kenya: deputy president faces impeachment vote

    Kenya: deputy president faces impeachment vote

    Lawmakers have accused the 59-year-old deputy to President William Ruto of corruption, undermining the government and practising ethnically divisive politics, among a host of other charges. At a press conference on Monday, Gachagua denied the accusations as “outrageous” and “sheer propaganda”, saying it was a scheme to hound him out of office. Gachagua is a […]

  • Germany launches CFA3.2bn sustainable agriculture project in Cameroon

    Germany launches CFA3.2bn sustainable agriculture project in Cameroon

    Cameroon has joined the AgSys (Sustainable Agricultural Systems and Policies) project, a global initiative launched by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Funded with €5 million—around CFA3.2 billion—the project will run for four years (2023-2027) and will assist Cameroon in transforming its agricultural systems to enhance sustainability. AgSys aims to help […]

  • Biya family now living in a house guarded by French secret service in Paris

    Biya family now living in a house guarded by French secret service in Paris

    President Biya’s family is now living in a well guarded house in France, it has been claimed. Aides to the dictator have moved his family and a select band of relatives to France late yesterday. The move is said to have come about after the 91-year-old leader disappeared from public view. Intelligence sources told Cameroon […]

  • Southern Cameroons Crisis: Teachers urge enhanced security in Anglophone schools

    Southern Cameroons Crisis: Teachers urge enhanced security in Anglophone schools

    Teachers in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions on Saturday called for more efforts to strengthen security measures for teachers, students and schools in the regions where an armed separatist conflict is underway. “Many of us are threatened, kidnapped, tortured and some have even been killed — for the simple fact that we are teachers,” the All Anglophone […]

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