• Concerns about public administration in Cameroon

    Concerns about public administration in Cameroon

    Cameroon is a challenging country and the challenges are hurting everyone. Some of these problems are generated by administrators who are supposed to address any administrative bottlenecks. The attitude of some public administrators in Cameroon has become alarming. Those who are appointed to serve the public often end up exploiting the very citizens they are […]

  • Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei is Iran’s new Supreme Leader

    Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei is Iran’s new Supreme Leader

    Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei has been elected the new Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution and the Islamic Republic of Iran. Iran’s Assembly of Experts, a body of 88 clerics, on Sunday night officially appointed Mojtaba Khamenei, 56 years old, as the new Leader of the Islamic Revolution and the third Supreme Leader of […]

  • Southern Cameroons-Nigeria Maritime Borders in the Gulf of Guinea-Our Stand

    Southern Cameroons-Nigeria Maritime Borders in the Gulf of Guinea-Our Stand

    We, the Leaders of Southern Cameroons and Prisoners of Conscience and war, are following with profound interest, the ongoing dispute between the State Governments of Cross River and Akwa Ibom in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. This dispute, primarily focused on the ownership of oil wells and other Marineassets between the two states within Nigeria’s […]

  • Why London is suspending Cameroonian student visas despite low asylum application volume

    Why London is suspending Cameroonian student visas despite low asylum application volume

    The British government’s decision on 4 March 2026 to impose a “visa brake” targeting, among others, Cameroon continues to raise questions. Official statistics from the UK Home Office indicate that the Central African country does not rank among the main nationalities applying for asylum in the United Kingdom. Yet London has decided to suspend sponsored student visas […]

  • 2.9 million people in Cameroon now need aid as crises overlap

    2.9 million people in Cameroon now need aid as crises overlap

    Cameroon is facing growing humanitarian pressures fueled by three simultaneous crises affecting different parts of the country. In the Far North region, violence linked to the Lake Chad Basin conflict continues to trigger population displacement and increase protection risks, while insecurity limits access to basic social services. In the Northwest and Southwest regions, persistent violence […]

Cameroon Concord News tells CRTV's Charles Ebune that Boris Johnson sees himself as the next UK Prime Minister

Prof. Titus Edzoa, leader of the progressive wing of the ruling CPDM

Prof. Titus Edzoa, leader of the progressive wing of the ruling CPDM: vol. 2

Peter Essoka and Charles Ebune on Globewatch

Charles Ebune and P Square

Cameroon Concord News Group Chairman tells CRTV's Charles Ebune that UK will remain in the EU

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