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Hugo Ekitike Seizes His France Chance After Cherki Injury

CameroonOnline.ORG | Hugo Ekitike has earned his first senior call-up for the French national team, stepping in after Rayan Cherki’s thigh injury ruled him out for several weeks. The 23-year-old Liverpool striker, fresh from a dazzling start in the Premier League with three goals in three matches, has now been …

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Marc Brys Rejects Hugo Ekitike: ‘We Are Not a Second Choice’

CameroonOnline.ORG | When Marc Brys, the Belgian coach of Cameroon’s national football team, unveiled his squad list for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers, the name Hugo Ekitike was nowhere to be found. The young striker, newly signed by Liverpool, has been a hot topic of debate due to his dual …

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Cameroon’s Reported Corruption Losses Fall Sharply—But What Lies Behind the Numbers?

CameroonOnline.ORG | Cameroon’s National Anti-Corruption Commission (CONAC) has released its 14th annual report, revealing a dramatic reduction in the financial damage caused by corruption. According to the figures, losses dropped from 114.035 billion FCFA in 2023 to just 4.061 billion FCFA in 2024—a decrease of about 96.5 percent. On paper, …

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Cameroon Presidential Election: Calixthe Beyala Criticizes a Fragmented Opposition

CameroonOnline.ORG | With less than two months before Cameroon’s presidential election, scheduled for October 12, 2025, author Calixthe Beyala has sharply criticized the country’s opposition parties. Speaking to TV5 Monde, she described them as “fragmented, selfish and egocentric,” raising concerns about their ability to present a credible alternative to President …

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Mamadou Mota Rejects “Dumbest Opposition” Label: “The Real Problem of the Opposition Is Biya”

CameroonOnline.ORG | A recent editorial by Jeune Afrique, relayed over the weekend by RFI, sparked heated debate after posing a provocative question: “Is Cameroon’s opposition the dumbest in Africa?” The piece, defended on air by François Soudan, Director of Publication at Jeune Afrique, criticized what it described as poor strategic …

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