Yaound©: The recent victory of Donald Trump has sparked discussions among many Africans, including Cameroonians, who have been notably vocal in their support for Trump and their disdain for his

Yaound©: The ongoing Anglophone Conflict in Cameroon has drawn attention to the notable silence of Baptist leaders, highlighting a stark contrast with their American counterparts who are often vocal on

Yaound©: Cameroon Sugar Company, Sosucam by its French-language acronym, has increased its workers’ salaries by 1,000F CFA following nearly two weeks of protest. Initiated on January 26, the violent strike

Yaoundé: The Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM) has denounced the abrupt blocking of its MTN SIM card, which was specifically used for collecting campaign funds for its 2025 presidential candidate, Maurice

Bimbia: Excitement is mounting in Bimbia as a multi-billion CFA franc project to transform the historic slave trade center into a world-class tourist destination gathers pace. The initiative, spearheaded by

Nkoteng: Order has been restored in Mbanjock and Nkoteng in the Haute-Sanaga Division of the Center Region, where workers of the Cameroon Sugar Company (Sosucam) carried out a violent protest