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  • President Biya will attempt to go to Heaven illegally

    President Biya will attempt to go to Heaven illegally

    In a conversation a cream of Cameroon Concord Group reporters had with Cardinal Christian Tumi, the great man of God observed that the Almighty Father will ask President Paul Biya what he did with the lives entrusted to him. Cardinal Christian Tumi walked among us and like the Master Jesus Christ the Prince of Peace; […]

  • Iranian forces strike US vessels in swift retaliation for tanker attack

    Iranian forces strike US vessels in swift retaliation for tanker attack

    A spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters said on Thursday that Iranian forces gave an immediate and decisive response to a series of US military aggressions in the strategic waters of the Strait of Hormuz and along the country’s southern coastline. In a statement, Ebrahim Zolfaghari noted that the “aggressive, terrorist, and outlaw” US […]

  • US Secretary Rubio meets Pope Leo XIV in bid to ease tensions

    US Secretary Rubio meets Pope Leo XIV in bid to ease tensions

    US Secretary of State Marco Rubio paid a fence‑mending visit to the Vatican on Thursday, highlighting close ties between the two sides after President Donald Trump’s attacks on Pope Leo XIV over his opposition to the Iran war angered the Holy See and triggered an ongoing public spat. The US State Department underlined its “strong […]

  • Cameroon and Canada seek tighter oversight of migration flows

    Cameroon and Canada seek tighter oversight of migration flows

    Cameroon and Canada say they want to better regulate Cameroonian migration to Canada amid high visa rejection rates, recurring document fraud, and a mismatch between some applicants’ profiles and Canadian labor market needs. During a meeting held in Yaoundé on April 29, 2026, Cameroon’s Minister of Trade, Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana, and Canada’s High Commissioner […]

  • Etoudi: Vice Presidency reform could fuel power struggles

    Etoudi: Vice Presidency reform could fuel power struggles

    International Crisis Group (ICG) believes the constitutional reform restoring the position of vice president in Cameroon could reignite rivalries at the top of the state. In its monthly update on the country for April, the organization described the reform as a potential source of tensions within the ruling elite amid growing speculation over presidential succession. […]

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