• Pope Leo to visit Yaoundé, Bamenda and Douala from April 15 to 18

    Pope Leo to visit Yaoundé, Bamenda and Douala from April 15 to 18

    Pope Leo XIV will visit four African nations in April, the Vatican said Thursday, including Algeria – the first time a pope will travel to the North African Muslim nation. The Vatican announced a series of international trips in the months ahead for the US pontiff, who was elected last year, including to Spain and […]

  • Yaoundé grants traditional chiefs power to issue provisional land certificates

    Yaoundé grants traditional chiefs power to issue provisional land certificates

    Starting April 1, 2026, the Cameroonian government will allow third-degree traditional chiefs to issue provisional land certificates for portions of national land. In a circular dated February 20, Minister of State Property, Surveys and Land Tenure Henri Eyebe Ayissi introduced two documents intended to establish “initial proof of the occupation or exploitation of a parcel […]

  • Biya regime orders 3,442 teachers to prove status or face payroll removal

    Biya regime orders 3,442 teachers to prove status or face payroll removal

    Secondary Education Minister Nalova Lyonga on February 23 published a list of 3,442 teachers ordered to report to “door 507 bis” of her ministry within fourteen days. Those concerned must present “supporting documents confirming their current administrative status, failing which they will be simply and outright removed from the state payroll,” she said. The summons follows a […]

  • Ngarbuh massacre trial short on justice

    Ngarbuh massacre trial short on justice

    The lenient prison terms for defendants on trial for the February 2020 massacre in Ngarbuh, in Cameroon’s North-West region, compounds the authorities’ insufficient efforts to hold senior military officers accountable and compensate victims’ families, Human Rights Watch said today. On February 20, 2026, a military court in Cameroon’s capital, Yaoundé, sentenced three security force members […]

  • Conflict exacerbates economic crisis in Cameroon

    Conflict exacerbates economic crisis in Cameroon

    Conflict perpetrated by separatists and Islamist insurgents is triggering an economic crisis in Cameroon. This is most severe in the Northwest and Southwest regions, where militants are agitating for self-rule, and the Northern region, where Islamists have for years carried out terror attacks. The Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) reports that persistent conflict […]

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