Politique

Une récente affaire judiciaire en Suisse a braqué les projecteurs sur le mode de vie luxueux et controversé de la famille dirigeante du Cameroun. Comme l’a rapporté SWI swissinfo.ch, Brenda Biya, fille du président camerounais Paul Biya, a été condamnée à Genève pour diffamation, calomnie et injure suite à une …

A recent court case in Switzerland has drawn renewed attention to the luxurious and controversial lifestyle of Cameroon’s ruling family. As reported by SWI swissinfo.ch, Brenda Biya, daughter of Cameroonian President Paul Biya, was convicted in Geneva for defamation, slander, and insult after a social media dispute with Cameroonian-Nigerian singer …

Business in Cameroon | Cameroon plans to hire 2,860 new civil servants in 2025, marking a sharp drop of 39% compared to last year. The reduction amounts to 1,832 fewer positions than in 2024, when the country recruited close to 4,700 people. Details of the plan were shared in an …

D’après un article publié par The Africa Report | À l’approche d’une période électorale cruciale, le cercle rapproché du président Paul Biya prépare discrètement une réforme constitutionnelle potentiellement majeure. Selon The Africa Report, des conseillers influents de la présidence – Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Jean-Claude Awala Wodougué et Luc Sindjoun – …

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 …

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 …