ONEFOOTBALL | The Spanish club Albacete has threatened to file a complaint against its Cameroonian striker Christian Kofane for failing to honor his commitments. Guilty of playing matches with an academy in his hometown in Cameroon, the breakout star of the last Liga 2 season has drawn the ire of Jorge Buergo, the club’s general manager. …
Read More »Cameroon Unveils Seven-Pillar AI Strategy to Become Africa’s Leading Hub by 2040
• Cameroon launched its AI strategy to become Africa’s leading hub by 2040, with goals for jobs, training, and GDP growth.• It focuses on governance, infrastructure, local language models, edge computing, talent, and regional cooperation.• The IMF ranks Cameroon low in AI readiness (0.34/1), citing gaps the strategy aims to …
Read More »MTN and Orange Fined Again for Poor Service in Cameroon
CameroonOnline.ORG | Millions of Cameroonians continue to pay full price for mobile networks that fail to deliver. According to multiple news sources, Cameroon’s telecom regulator, TRB, has fined MTN and Orange a combined 2.6 billion CFA francs (about $4.6 million) for poor service and unfair pricing practices. Inspections across major …
Read More »Cameroon Imposes New Tax on Used Vehicle Imports
Business in Cameroon | Cameroon’s tax authorities have imposed a new tax on all used vehicles entering the country, effective July 1, 2025. The General Directorate of Taxes (DGI) introduced this measure, which adds VAT on inspection and control fees paid through the Single Window for Foreign Trade (GUCE). GUCE …
Read More »Ekitike shuts down false Cameroon national team rumors
Africa Top Sports | Hugo Ekitike has broken his silence. The Eintracht Frankfurt striker has been at the center of a wave of fake news suggesting he viewed playing for Cameroon only as a backup plan. It all stemmed from a fabricated quote attributed to him, widely circulated on social …
Read More »CEMAC Risks Losing Billions as Oil Firms Resist Currency Repatriation
Business in Cameroon | CEMAC faces a major setback as oil and mining companies refuse to repatriate CFA6,000 billion earmarked for site rehabilitation, despite a deadline that expired on April 30, 2025. The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) and governments in Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Chad, and the …
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