Post-election protests Police clampdown on Kamto supporters By Atia Tilarious Azohnwi Anti-riot police on Saturday arrested around 50 supporters of opposition figure Maurice Kamto during an unauthorised march in Douala, Kamto’s spokesperson said. “Mass arrests of
By Atia Tilarious Azohnwi The pioneer General Manager as well as Board Chairman of the Cameroon General Certificate of Education (GCE) Board are expected to be named in the days ahead following an October 22 presidential
By Doh James Sonkey The Chairperson of the National Commission for Human Rights and Freedoms in Cameroon, Dr Chemuta Divine Banda has strongly recommended that Cameroonians should throughout this post-election period rather focus all their attention
By Atia Tilarious Azohnwi The United States, Canada and the European Union have called on President Paul Biya to use his new mandate to immediately arrest the Anglophone crisis through dialogue. US urge government, separatists to
By Doh James Sonkey The Minister of Communication, Issa Tchiroma Bakary has called on media professionals in the country to shun calls for violence and the disrespect for state institutions from unscrupulous individuals and to remain
By Atia Tilarious Azohnwi The Social Democratic Front (SDF) party may be in its darkest moments yet – they have never gone this low since the opposition party was launched on May 26, 1990. In a
Three of President Paul Biya’s former colleagues have asked him to cede power. Former South African and Nigerian presidents in a co-signed letter addressed to the re-elected president power since 1982 and counting ask him to
By Moma Sandrine One week after the Baba II residence of Ni John Fru Ndi, chairman of the opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) party was burnt down; he decided to pay a visit to the village
By Doh James Sonkey Territorial Administration Minister, Atanga Nji Paul has warned Prof Maurice Kamto of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement, CRM party to stay off government’s drawn redline, or be ready to face the wrath of
By Moma Sandrine The government delegate to the Bamenda city council, Vincent Ndumu Nji, has urged denizens of the town to fight against all forms of manipulation coming from separatist fighters. Following the ongoing Anglophone crisis
