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

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

    Cameroon remains absent from one of the world’s leading university rankings, underscoring the country’s continued struggle to gain international recognition for its research output. In the 2026-2027 Best Global Universities Rankings published by U.S. News & World Report, no Cameroonian university appears among the more than 2,250 institutions ranked across more than 100 countries. Compiled […]

  • Cameroon’s economy grew 3.5% in 2025 despite a sharp drop in exports

    Cameroon’s economy grew 3.5% in 2025 despite a sharp drop in exports

    Cameroon’s economy expanded by 3.5% in real terms in 2025, but the growth came largely from domestic demand rather than stronger export performance, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INS). In its report on fourth-quarter 2025 national accounts, the INS said annual economic growth reached 3.5% compared with 2024. Excluding oil and natural gas, […]

  • World Cup: Belgium ends President Donald Trump’s extraordinary intervention

    World Cup: Belgium ends President Donald Trump’s extraordinary intervention

    Belgium dumped the United States out of their own World Cup Monday, as Charles De Ketelaere’s brace secured a 4-1 win that was eclipsed by the bitter row over Folarin Balogun’s ban. Victory means the Belgians face Spain in the quarter-finals, while the US follow co-hosts Canada and Mexico out of the tournament with elimination in the round of 16 […]

  • Gov’t upgrades Ndop rice facilities to support import substitution

    Gov’t upgrades Ndop rice facilities to support import substitution

    Cameroon is counting on Ndop to become one of the country’s leading rice-producing areas after investing more than CFA4 billion to modernize production and processing facilities at the Upper Noun Valley Development Authority (UNVDA). Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Gabriel Mbairobe inspected the new equipment on July 2 alongside North West Regional Council President Prof. […]

  • Sudan: Over 300 children killed or injured in war over six months

    Sudan: Over 300 children killed or injured in war over six months

    More than 300 children have been killed or injured in Sudan during the past six months, with drone strikes responsible for most casualties, the UN children’s agency (UNICEF) says as fighting continues across several parts of the African country. According to a statement released by UNICEF on Monday, around 60% of child casualties recorded during […]

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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