Politique

Cameroon’s Secret Constitutional Reforms: Power Reshuffle, Vice Presidency, and the Dual Citizenship Debate

Based on reporting from The Africa Report  | As Cameroon approaches a critical electoral season, President Paul Biya’s inner circle is quietly advancing a potentially transformative constitutional reform. According to The Africa Report, key presidential advisers—Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Jean-Claude Awala Wodougué, and Luc Sindjoun—are orchestrating sweeping changes aimed at reshaping …

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Cameroon’s Minister Atanga Nji Oversees Destruction of Illicit Drugs and Counterfeit Medicines in Bafoussam

CameroonOnline.ORG | On April 8, in the 2nd district of Bafoussam, Cameroon, Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji personally oversaw the destruction of a massive cache of illegal substances and counterfeit pharmaceuticals. This decisive act underscores the Cameroonian government’s commitment to combating drug trafficking and protecting public health. More …

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Presidential Election 2025: Cameroon’s Catholic Bishops Define the Profile of a Good Leader

CameroonOnline.ORG | As Cameroon prepares for its 2025 presidential election, a powerful moral voice has stepped into the national conversation: the Catholic Church. Through the National Episcopal Conference, the country’s bishops have issued a pastoral letter outlining ten essential qualities that any credible presidential candidate must possess. With just nine …

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Cameroun: le parti au pouvoir fête ses 40 ans et appelle à la candidature de Paul Biya en 2025

RFI | Le parti au RDPC a célébré, le 24 mars 2025, les 40 ans de son existence. À cette occasion, des dizaines de meetings ont été organisés à travers le pays, mettant en avant des motions de soutien et des appels à candidature pour que Paul Biya, le président …

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Cameroon after Biya: Who will succeed Africa’s longest?serving leader?

The Africa Report | Cameroon after Biya: Who will succeed Africa’s longest?serving leader? Succession tensions threaten stability in Africa’s enduring one-man regime. Paul Biya has ruled Cameroon since 1982, presenting his long tenure as a guarantor of stability. Yet Marie-Emmanuelle Pommerolle, an expert on Cameroon, argues precisely the opposite: Biya’s prolonged …

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