• Mamfe and the anger of the ancestors: have we forgotten the dead who built our tomorrow?

    Mamfe and the anger of the ancestors: have we forgotten the dead who built our tomorrow?

    There are certain decisions a community takes in the name of development that may bring immediate economic benefits but leave behind wounds that generations struggle to understand. Some decisions may transform the physical landscape of a town while quietly destroying something far more important: its historical identity, cultural heritage and spiritual connection with its past. […]

  • French billionaire Pierre Castel nears sale of 82% stake in Cameroon sugar firm

    French billionaire Pierre Castel nears sale of 82% stake in Cameroon sugar firm

    French billionaire Pierre Castel’s agri-food unit Somdia is close to completing the sale of its stake in Société Sucrière du Cameroun, or Sosucam, the Central African country’s main sugar producer, after months of family infighting and talks with the government in Yaounde. Somdia has nearly cleared the final obstacles to the deal, Africa Intelligence reported […]

  • Tehran will strike US bases in Europe if used to attack Iran

    Tehran will strike US bases in Europe if used to attack Iran

    Iran’s top security official warns that any US military bases involved in a renewed war against the Islamic Republic, including those located in Europe, would be legitimate targets for Iranian retaliatory strikes. In a post on X on Thursday, Mohsen Rezaee, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, wrote, “If the US launches another war […]

  • Yaoundé: Minister Hamadou Moustapha dies, aged 81

    Yaoundé: Minister Hamadou Moustapha dies, aged 81

    President Paul Biya has lost a longtime political ally in the country’s northern regions less than three months before the parliamentary and municipal elections scheduled for February 7, 2027. Hamadou Moustapha, a minister attached to the presidency and leader of the National Alliance for Democracy and Progress (ANDP), died on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at […]

  • Cameroon faces worse power outages in 2027

    Cameroon faces worse power outages in 2027

    Cameroon faces a risk of more severe power outages starting in 2027 unless the government acts quickly to increase electricity generation capacity. National Assembly Speaker Théodore Datouo issued the warning on November 10 in Yaoundé, at the opening of Parliament’s third ordinary session, which will focus primarily on the 2027 national budget. “Our country may […]

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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