By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo President Paul Biya has ordered government administrations to rein in spending and prioritise the completion of ongoing projects …
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PM Takes Community Dialogue to NW, Appeals For Peace, Collective Action
by ThePostby ThePostBy Etienne Nfor Liboh The Prime Minister, Chief Dr Joseph Dion Ngute, has taken the community dialogue initiative to the Northwest Region, …
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After 43 Years In Power, Why Does President Biya Still Look Abroad For Holidays, Healthcare?
By Andrew Nsoseka For more than four decades, President Paul Biya has occupied the highest office in Cameroon, making him one of …
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National Assembly Speaker Promises Protection, Continued Support For Cavaye’s Family
by ThePostby ThePostCameroon’s National Assembly Speaker. Right Hon. Theodore Datouo has pledged to protect the family of late former Speaker, Cavaye Yéguié Djibril, assuring …
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Ambazonian Prisoners of Conscience Call For Investigations Into Ndangoh Patrick’s Death
by ThePostby ThePostA separatist-aligned group, the Ambazonian Prisoners of Conscience (APOC) writing from jail has announced the death of Ndangoh Patrick Asa’a, who died …
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By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo Just two months after being replaced as Cameroon’s National Assembly Speaker, Hon. Cavaye Yeguie Djibril has died at …
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Cameroon’s Anglophone Conflict: Can Pope Leo Break The Deadlock; Bring Belligerents To The Dialogue Table?
By Andrew Nsoseka As Pope Leo XIV visits Cameroon, attention is increasingly turning to whether his moral authority and perceived neutrality could …
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Which Budgeting System Should Cameroon Adopt: A Hybrid Budgeting System Or Maintain The Status Quo?
by ThePostby ThePostBy Maurice Ayuketang Nso Background: Resulting from Law No. 2018/012 of July 2018, Cameroon is officially, legally and currently using the Programme-Based …
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Crackdown On SCNC Activists Intensifies As Many Flee, Others Languish In Pre-Trial Detention
By William B. Njonja Since the escalation of the Anglophone crisis in October 2016, activists advocating the rights of English-speaking Cameroonians have …