Paul Biya’s absence fuels scrutiny over Cameroon’s leadership Reading time: Paul Biya, Cameroon’s longest-serving president © Jemal Countess/UPI/newscom/picture alliance Cameroon remains on tenterhooks as President Paul Biya, the world’s oldest serving leader at 93, continues his prolonged stay abroad. Departing on June 7, 2026, what was initially announced as aContinue Reading

Cotonou recently played host to a landmark gathering that could redefine economic and diplomatic relations between West Africa and North Africa. The 7th Session of the Benin-Morocco Joint Cooperation Commission brought together high-level delegations to ink a series of agreements aimed at accelerating bilateral growth, fostering trade, and deepening mutualContinue Reading

In Cotonou on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, Aristide Medenou, Benin’s Minister of Economy and Finance, engaged in high-stakes talks with a senior delegation from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (BERD), led by Dr. Heike Harmgart, Director General for Sub-Saharan Africa. The meeting marks a pivotal moment in deepeningContinue Reading

Economy Somdia’s exit from Sosucam: what officials aren’t revealing to Cameroon’s president After Somdia’s shock decision to withdraw from Cameroon’s sugar giant Sosucam, despite Pierre Castel’s earlier assurances to the nation’s leader, troubling truths lie beneath the surface. Albin Njilo |22 July 2026|2 min read AAA Follow Cameroon news onContinue Reading

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, opposition factions have postponed a planned demonstration scheduled for this Wednesday, yet their resolve remains unshaken as they fiercely oppose a potential third term for President Félix Tshisekedi. The opposition is now pushing for the long-awaited national dialogue to be convened before AugustContinue Reading

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, opposition forces have called off their planned march for July 22 but remain steadfast in their opposition to President Félix Tshisekedi’s potential third term. The coalition insists the long-awaited national dialogue must commence before August 15, issuing an ultimatum that underscores mounting political tensions.Continue Reading

Dangote eyes Cameroon’s oil sector for major investments Nigerian industrial giant Dangote Group is in active negotiations to make substantial investments in Cameroon’s oil sector, focusing on storage and transportation infrastructure. This strategic move follows a high-level meeting in Yaoundé between Cameroon’s Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute and a DangoteContinue Reading

Politics Me Félicité Zeifman: “Fridolin Nke embodies Cameroon’s clownish media spectacle” Me Félicité Zeifman, attorney for the family of slain journalist Martinez Zogo, unleashed a scathing rebuke of Cameroonian philosopher and commentator Fridolin Nke during the ongoing trial. Editorial Team |July 22, 2026|4 min read AAA Follow Cameroon news onContinue Reading