• Cameroon’s cocoa export revenue plunges 63% as shipments and prices fall

    Cameroon’s cocoa export revenue plunges 63% as shipments and prices fall

    Cameroon’s cocoa export earnings fell 63% during the 2025-26 season, hit by a sharp decline in both shipments and international prices, a reversal that could cost cocoa its newly acquired position as the country’s largest export product. Cameroon exported 125,469 tons of raw cocoa beans during the season that officially ended July 15, 2026, according […]

  • Yaoundé steps up road safety enforcement, but deadly crashes persist

    Yaoundé steps up road safety enforcement, but deadly crashes persist

    Cameroon has stepped up road safety checks and prevention measures on major highways, but deadly crashes continue to expose the limits of enforcement efforts aimed at reducing fatalities over the long term. The latest accident occurred Sunday, Aug. 23, in Sikoum, between Douala and Edéa, killing seven people and injuring 10, according to an official […]

  • Music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80

    Music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80

    Dolly Parton, the country music star who rose from grinding poverty in Tennessee to become a rhinestone-studded cultural icon with hits like “Jolene” and “9 to 5,” has died at 80, her family said Tuesday. Parton was more than a singer — she wrote 3,000 songs, acted in major Hollywood films and donated millions of […]

  • Trump administration to revoke up to 200,000 asylum visas

    Trump administration to revoke up to 200,000 asylum visas

    US President Donald Trump’s administration said on Monday it planned to revoke the non-immigrant visas of foreigners who have applied ​for or ‌are currently seeking asylum status in the US, marking its latest step in ⁠a sweeping immigration crackdown. A State Department spokesman said it was coordinating with the Department of Homeland Security “to identify […]

  • Biya has had his era; Cameroon must now be allowed to enter its next one

    Biya has had his era; Cameroon must now be allowed to enter its next one

    Cameroon has reached a moment when political loyalty must give way to a more fundamental question: how much longer can the country be governed under a system that appears increasingly unable to meet the demands of the present? President Paul Biya has served Cameroon for more than four decades. His longevity in office is extraordinary, […]

Yaoundé steps up road safety enforcement, but deadly crashes persist

Yaoundé steps up road safety enforcement, but deadly crashes persist 0

Music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80

Music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80 0

Trump administration to revoke up to 200,000 asylum visas

Trump administration to revoke up to 200,000 asylum visas 0

António Guterres says war on Iran exposes limits of superpowers

António Guterres says war on Iran exposes limits of superpowers 0

Littoral Region: 7 killed, 10 injured in bus-truck collision

Littoral Region: 7 killed, 10 injured in bus-truck collision 0

Iran urges UK, France to heed veteran diplomats’ warning on Israel

Iran urges UK, France to heed veteran diplomats’ warning on Israel 0

Hundreds of Ukrainian conscripts desert during military training in Germany

Hundreds of Ukrainian conscripts desert during military training in Germany 0

Yaoundé: Biya returns after 74 days abroad

Yaoundé: Biya returns after 74 days abroad 0

Editorial

Biya has had his era; Cameroon must now be allowed to enter its next one

Biya has had his era; Cameroon must now be allowed to enter its next one 0

Biya’s hand: a source of glory and shame

Biya’s hand: a source of glory and shame 0

So, Cameroonians, what exactly do you want from President Biya?

So, Cameroonians, what exactly do you want from President Biya? 0

Benedictus Lysinge: Homily, Mass of the Bamenda Provincial Association of Diocesan Priests

Benedictus Lysinge: Homily, Mass of the Bamenda Provincial Association of Diocesan Priests 0

Samuel Eto’o, a champion’s answer to his critics

Samuel Eto’o, a champion’s answer to his critics 0

Health

Congo-Kinshasa: At least 2,000 die in fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record

Congo-Kinshasa: At least 2,000 die in fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record 0

Biya regime secures $160m to improve disease detection and emergency response

Biya regime secures $160m to improve disease detection and emergency response 0

Southern Cameroons Crisis still disrupts healthcare despite decline in attacks

Southern Cameroons Crisis still disrupts healthcare despite decline in attacks 0

Douala: Ngute admin begins rollout of long-acting injectable HIV prevention drug

Douala: Ngute admin begins rollout of long-acting injectable HIV prevention drug 0

HIV goals: Cameroon achieves two of three UN targets

HIV goals: Cameroon achieves two of three UN targets 0

Education

Minister Nalova shuts 105 private schools

Minister Nalova shuts 105 private schools 0

Buea: UB mourns Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Sakwe Masumbe

Buea: UB mourns Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Sakwe Masumbe 0

Cameroon misses out again on U.S. Global University rankings

Cameroon misses out again on U.S. Global University rankings 0

Biometric census prompts review of 11,000 education ministry employees

Biometric census prompts review of 11,000 education ministry employees 0

Biya regime seeks closer ties between universities and employers

Biya regime seeks closer ties between universities and employers 0

Fashion

Italian designer Giorgio Armani dies

Italian designer Giorgio Armani dies 0

Cameroon designer brings African couture to Paris Fashion Week

Cameroon designer brings African couture to Paris Fashion Week 0

Cameroon celebrates the legacy of cotton

Cameroon celebrates the legacy of cotton 0

Yaoundé: Sp’Ash maiden event was a resounding success

Yaoundé: Sp’Ash maiden event was a resounding success 0

France: Fashion designer Pierre Cardin dies at 98

France: Fashion designer Pierre Cardin dies at 98 0

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

Entertainment

Music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80

Music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80 0

Yaoundé: Japan plans 2027 festival to introduce Cameroonians to its culture

Yaoundé: Japan plans 2027 festival to introduce Cameroonians to its culture 0

Angelique Kidjo immortalised on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Angelique Kidjo immortalised on Hollywood Walk of Fame 0

Germany: Mfuni annual convention has kicked off in Mulheim

Germany: Mfuni annual convention has kicked off in Mulheim 0

MECA Manchester welcomes Superstar Maxy Manorh

MECA Manchester welcomes Superstar Maxy Manorh 0

Nyene Mawn in Germany: Manyu Women leading, Manyu girls rising, Manyu communities thriving

Nyene Mawn in Germany: Manyu Women leading, Manyu girls rising, Manyu communities thriving 0

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