Paul Biya
Cameroon imposes curfew in restive English-speaking regions
Cameroon imposed a week-long night curfew from Saturday in its restive English-speaking west citing fears of an “imminent” attack by separatists but long-serving President Paul…
Anglophone separatists claim 'independence' in Cameroon
Police patrolled empty streets in Cameroon's restive anglophone belt as a separatist group made a symbolic proclamation of independence on Sunday, a day after a young man was…
Cameroon restores internet to anglophone region
Cameroon's government said on Thursday it had restored the internet to its restive anglophone region, three months after cutting it amid protests against the predominantly…
French government formally ends military operation Sangaris
In this week's edition; the end of Francee's military operation in Central African Republic, a controversial presidential gift in Cameroon and we take a look at how the US…
'What's Wallonia's deal?'
INTERNATIONAL PAPERS - Tues. 25.10.16: Canadian and Belgian papers react to Belgium’s announcement that it won’t support a trade deal between the European Union and Canada.…
Cameroon's president heads to Nigeria
In tonight's edition: Cameroon's president visits Nigeria; tough times for Somalia's journalists; and the grand opening of Dak'Art 2016.
African force against Boko Haram delays deployment
The presidents of Nigeria and Cameroon tried to overcome their divisions over a multinational force created to fight Boko Haram on Thursday but the talks stalled over issues…
Cameroon frees French businessman after 17 years in jail
Cameroonian authorities freed a French businessman on Monday whose 17-year imprisonment on corruption charges became a source of tension between the two countries and drew…
Cameroon ruling party expected to win election
Voters headed to the polls in Cameroon on Monday to cast their ballots in the country’s legislative and local elections, which are widely expected to hand the ruling party of…
Thirty years at the top for Paul Biya - and no sign of stopping
This month marks the 30th anniversary of Cameroonian President Paul Biya’s rise to power. While his supporters claim Biya has brought the country stability and peace, many of…
The case of Michel Thierry Atangana
French businessman Michel Thierry Atangana has spent the past 15 years behind bars in Cameroon. In 1997 he was accused of embezzling public funds, put on trial without a lawyer…
