Politics Jean Claude Mbede: “in Cameroon, there are really only two ethnic groups” A Cameroonian journalist based in Italy shares raw insights into tribalism in the country through a powerful

Cameroon is embarking on a bold new phase in its administrative modernization drive. Officials in Yaoundé are seeking $163 million—equivalent to nearly 90 billion CFA francs at current exchange rates—to

African mediation intensifies efforts for eastern DRC peace Meeting with UA mediator Faure Gnassingbé Security Tuesday, June 9, 2026 – 06:02 Significant progress has been achieved in strengthening African mediation

Cameroon tax reform whistleblower speaks out exclusive investigation Louis Paul Motaze Jean-Pierre Amougou Belinga Martinez Zogo Former top civil servant exposes systemic corruption in Cameroon’s tax administration From Tax Chief

Mali journalist detained following public criticism of ruling junta A prominent Malian journalist has been jailed in Bamako after publicly criticizing the country’s military leadership during a regional media forum,

Yaoundé’s landscape has transformed with the widespread deployment of surveillance cameras, reshaping how residents experience safety in both public and private spaces. These systems have become a cornerstone of the

Algeria continues to demonstrate its commitment to solidarity with African nations in need. Yesterday in N’Djamena, Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb joined Chad’s Prime Minister Allamaye Halina to lay the foundation

In a significant breakthrough against drug trafficking networks in West Africa, authorities in Zinder have seized 920 grams of cocaine cleverly concealed within bundles of secondhand clothing. The operation, conducted

Behind the bold declarations of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), a nuanced reality emerges where strategic partnerships transcend political rhetoric. In mid-May 2026, Burkinabè military surgeons traveled to Washington

Morocco reaffirms its dedication to United Nations peacekeeping missions Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita met Monday in Rabat with UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix, marking the second official visit

In Côte d’Ivoire, mobile money services have become an everyday staple, with over 400,000 service points—far exceeding the country’s total number of ATMs. Residents rely on these cabins for essential

Chad N’Djamena court case: man accused of selling same plot to multiple buyers In N’Djamena, a man stands trial for allegedly selling a single plot to several buyers and issuing