The debate has reached a boiling point: social media in Cameroon is no longer just a tool—it’s an arena where the next generation’s dreams and pitfalls collide. As young voices take center stage in nationwide discussions, the fallout from digital transformation demands urgent attention, reflection, and action. The #PSE initiativeContinue Reading
On July 17, 2026, Gabon marked a grim milestone—five months since social media platforms were blocked across the country. Since the Haute Autorité de la Communication (HAC) issued its February 17 directive, major digital platforms have remained inaccessible without a VPN, with no clear end in sight. Initially framed asContinue Reading
The Gabonese government and TikTok have shifted from confrontation to collaboration, marking a pivotal moment in the regulation of social media platforms. During the AI for Good / WSIS Global Summit in Geneva, the Minister of Digital Economy, Mark-Alexandre Doumba, engaged in critical discussions with TikTok’s regional leadership to assessContinue Reading
In the heart of N’Djamena, a subtle yet powerful shift is reshaping how young girls perceive themselves. The rise of social media has turned beauty into a moving target—one defined by filters, curated posts, and endless comparisons. What begins as harmless scrolling can spiral into a cycle of self-doubt, whereContinue Reading