Politics
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Nigerian Soldiers Arrest, Release Tchiroma Bakary in Yola
By Franklin Sone BayenInvestigative Journalist on special assignment in Garoua Issa Tchiroma Bakary was abducted in a raid on a…
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Post-Oct 12 Violence: Crisis Group Calls for Domestic Solutions
By Synthia Lateu The International Crisis Group (ICG) has warned that domestic mediation remains one of the few viable alternatives…
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Tchiroma: House Arrest? Rescued To A “Safe Place”?
There are confusing signals from Garoua, homebase of Issa Tchiroma who is claiming victory in the 12 October presidential election.…
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Tchiroma Copies Amba-style Ghost Towns: What Implications?
By Hans Ngala When the Anglophone Crisis began in 2016 as street protests by lawyers, the lawyers were manhandled by…
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Oct 12 Results: Russia Recognizes Disputed Biya Victory as Western Gov’ts Maintain Cautious Silence
By Hans Ngala The embassy of the Russian Federation in Cameroon has “conveyed a congratulatory message to H.E. Paul BIYA,…
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Command and Control in Crisis: An Analysis of Cameroon’s Security Force Leadership, Mandates, and Response to Internal Unrest
By Nfor Hanson Nchanji, BSc. Journalism and Mass Communication – MBA International Relations and Diplomacy I. Executive Summary: The Centralized Security…
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Cameroon Constitutional Council Announces Biya Winner of Presidential Election
Incumbent Paul Biya was declared the winner of the 2025 presidential elections, with 53.66%, the Constitutional Council announced. This comes…
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October 12 Poll: At Least Six Killed in Nationwide Post-Election Protests
By Hans Ngala At least six civilians are confirmed dead in Douala and Garoua, following weekend protests across the country.…
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Post-Election Arrests and Gov’t Intimidation: Let’s Face It, We’re Living in a Dictatorship
By Hans Ngala The Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary defines a “dictator” as “a political leader who has complete power over…
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Most Cameroonians Want Change, But Why Was Biya Able to Rule Us for So Long?
By Hans Ngala It is safe to say that most Cameroonians are craving change now, after 43 years of Biya’s…
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