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Cameroon Election Crisis: Leaks Suggest Power Struggle in Yaoundé Amid Health Concerns and Family Rift

In Yaoundé and Douala, demonstrations have been mostly peaceful but increasingly vocal, with protesters chanting “50 years is enough.”Security forces have maintained a

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News Politics

The Power of Education and the need for Ambazonians to know their background.

We must not repeat the errors of 1961. Our forefathers entered cohabitation with French Cameroun as equals, but that agreement was betrayed. Southern

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News Politics

Will the Kansas City 3 Receive Justice?

All three are U.S. citizens of Southern Cameroons origin — men who came to America to work, raise families, and give back to

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News Politics

Donald Trump’s view on Africa, a breath of Fresh Air? America’s Africa Policy and the Sako Doctrine

When Newsweek quoted him describing Trump’s diplomacy as “a breath of fresh air”, it captured the resonance between two otherwise distant figures —

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News analysis

LRC: Consciousness grows within Military ranks, Tchiroma gaining grounds.

For the first time since the failed 1984 coup, the Cameroonian army is questioning its own role in preserving the Biya system.Inside Etoudi,

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Profiles

Steve Neba Fuh, the man to lead the Ambazonian revolution from the position of Vice President

From his youth, Steve Neba Fuh has been a leader of action and principle. At just 17, he was already mobilising students and

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Communique

PRESIDENT SAMUEL IKOME SAKO ADDRESSES THE NATION: sets a strategic roadmap to the last stretch of the freedom journey during an emergency Federal Draft on October 18th 2025

We are making some major strategic moves — which, for obvious reasons, I will not detail publicly. But with the necessary resources, this

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Commentary

A MOCKERY OF COMMUNICATION: THE TRAGIC COMEDY OF CAMEROON’S NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COUNCIL

In a healthy democracy, a communication council safeguards pluralism, transparency, and accountability. In French Cameroon, however, it polices truth as though it were

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Profiles

Remembering Mark Niboh — A Pillar of Cameroonian Broadcast Journalism

Mark Niboh began his professional journey in the early 1960s at Radio Cameroon Buea, a time when radio was the primary medium shaping

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Investigative report

Media Power and Political Crossroads: Chris Anu and the Lebialem Network

Chris Anu rose rapidly in the early phase of the revolution, when communication was crucial to mobilizing the diaspora. As Secretary of State

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