• Gov’t denies report about Biya’s health condition in Geneva

    Gov’t denies report about Biya’s health condition in Geneva

    Minister of Communication and government spokesman Rene Emmanuel Sadi on Thursday denied reports about President Paul Biya’s health, assuring the public that the president is fine. On Tuesday, the news magazine Jeune Afrique reported that Biya had been admitted to a hospital in Switzerland after falling ill during activities to mark the country’s National Day […]

  • Biometric census prompts review of 11,000 education ministry employees

    Biometric census prompts review of 11,000 education ministry employees

    Cameroon’s Ministry of Secondary Education (Minesec) has launched a major review of its workforce following a nationwide physical and biometric census conducted in early 2026. After consolidating the data, the ministry asked more than 11,000 employees to clarify their administrative status within 14 days. Through the exercise, the ministry is doing more than updating its […]

  • US VP Vance rebukes warmongering Israeli ministers for attacking Iran Deal

    US VP Vance rebukes warmongering Israeli ministers for attacking Iran Deal

    US Vice President JD Vance has sharply criticized warmongering Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich for their aggressive opposition to the landmark memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed between the United States and Iran to end the war, describing their stance as detached from reality and harmful to Israel’s own interests. In an interview with […]

  • EU leaders back stronger trade defenses amid Chinese export surge

    EU leaders back stronger trade defenses amid Chinese export surge

    EU leaders agreed during talks Thursday that the bloc must develop beefed-up trade defenses to curb a surge of Chinese exports deemed an existential threat to European industry by Brussels — while simultaneously seeking “constructive dialogue” with Beijing. There is a growing consensus in the European Union that it is too dependent on China, and […]

  • Manyu Division: dancing chiefs compromised because of alcohol and sex

    Manyu Division: dancing chiefs compromised because of alcohol and sex

    A few days ago, a video shot in Mamfe, Manyu Division in the South West Region of Cameroon in which a so-called Mamfe businessman, Richard Tabe Bisong, was bowing to the South West Governor, Okalia Bilai, like Angels do to God, went viral not because online communities thought it was pleasant to see but because […]

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

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Peter Essoka and Charles Ebune on Globewatch

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