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Election 2025: Cameroon’s Road to Free and Fair Polls
By Moudjo Tobue Cameroon is gearing up for a pivotal election in 2025, an event that promises to shape...
Silenced Screams: Unraveling Cameroon’s Morality Crisis
By Moudjo Tobue For several days, Cameroon has been rocked by a moral scandal of significant proportions. Nearly a...
Cameroon: Can the Anti-Sardinard Brigade really “capture” Paul Biya?
The Anti-Sardinard Brigade organized a demonstration in Geneva against President Paul Biya’s stay in Switzerland. Cameroonian activists in the...
Cameroon: Kamto threatens, the government panics
Following the call for demonstration by Maurice Kamto, calling for the removal of Paul Biya from power after 38...
COVID19: Can Cameroon Survive A Complete Lockdown?
(This article was originally published in French on 4th April 2020) While the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19...
Cameroon: the boycott wins the double vote of the 9th of February
The combined election held on the 9th of February 2020 was marked by an abstention rate of just less...
Anglophone crisis: will the Great National Dialogue be a monologue?
The Great National Dialogue that was scheduled for the end of September in Cameroon is likely to be held...
Why Disarmament Cannot Solve Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis
Over two years after it began, the anglophone crisis continues to rage in the Northwestern and Southwestern regions of...
Anglophone Crisis: Voices Shut Down as Conflict Intensifies
Since the beginning of the crisis in the North-West and South-West regions of Cameroon, social media have been the...
Cameroon: should we be worried about post-electoral violence?
After a relatively quiet election day, with the exception of some disruptions in the country’s English-speaking regions, the post-electoral...
Will the Election of 7 October Mark the Division of Cameroon?
Two years after it began, the so-called “Anglophone crisis” continues to rage in the North-West and South-West regions (collectively...
Cameroon – The Anglophone Problem/ Crisis : A Misnomer
A year after the outburst of the “crisis”, we are still at the same point. English-speaking Cameroonians VS French-speaking...