Cameroon politics

Senator Nfon Mukete IV Ekoko, ruler of the Bafaws in Kumba, Southwest region of Cameroon has on…

I feel compelled to share my views on the recent move by the Minister of Territorial Administration…

If there’s anybody within the Cameroon stakeholdership today who understands President Biya’s September 22, 2017 speech at the UN General Assembly that he is a ‘beggar of peace’, it is PM Dion Ngute, who since taking over office understands that one cannot be a beggar of peace by sitting in the cosy confines of offices in Yaounde, but rather, that such a person needs to be down field, communioning with market women as he did during his first visit to Bamenda in 2019.

National dialogues have recently gained traction as vital instruments for peace transformations in Africa. National dialogues are usually initiated to deal with a wide range of issues, including political reforms, constitution making and peacebuilding. They can also be seen as political processes aiming to reach a new social contract between interest groups and community in a country.

The Chair of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement, CRM party, Prof. Maurice Kamto, has promised to continue battling till the objective of his party’s fight is attained, after he was freed from a 78-day house arrest on Tuesday, December 8.

One year after the Grand National Dialogue, it is difficult to blame those who believe that the glass that was half-full is now emptying. It is worth recalling, so that no one ignores it, that the organisation of the GDN was dictated by the crisis in the two regions of the North-West and the South-West and that it was about putting together a series of recommendations that could bring peace to these parts of our national territory. One year later, can we say that the goal has been achieved?

Cameroonians have been put on tenterhooks after the National President of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement, CRM, Professor…

By Njodzeka Danhatu The Cameroon People’s Party, CPP, has urged its supporters to massively come out for…

By Njodzeka Danhatu Cameroon’s online community has reacted ‘negatively’ to President Biya’s message in which he called…

By Njodzeka Danhatu The renowned lady and lawyer of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement, Barrister Michelle Ndoki and…