HumAngle | Senior Cameroonian army officers have been urged to prohibit all outings from the national territory by elements of the defence and security forces who do not have authorisations duly signed by them after vetting by the chain of command and military security. Many Cameroonian soldiers have gone AWOL …
Read More »Cameroonian Separatist Leader Lucas Ayaba Cho Remains in Norwegian Detention
CameroonOnline.ORG | Several Cameroonian news outlets report that Lucas Ayaba Cho, a Cameroonian separatist leader and naturalized German citizen, will remain in pre-trial detention in Norway until at least May 5, 2025. The decision, made by an Oslo court on March 10, marks the fourth consecutive extension since his arrest …
Read More »Les avocats en grève contre les violences policières au Cameroun
VOA | Les avocats camerounais ont lancé mercredi trois jours de “suspension du port de la robe”, en désertant les prétoires, pour protester contre les violences policières visant leur profession. La protestation a été impulsée par le conseil de l’Ordre des avocats qui a dénoncé dans un communiqué les “violences physiques, …
Read More »Cameroonians ecstatic as issuance of new national ID card takes off
Biometric Update | Scores of Cameroons this week began collecting their new generation national ID cards, marking a landmark era for ID card issuance in the country. In Yaounde, hundreds of citizens have been visiting the only two issuance centers which are open for now to get their new cards, …
Read More »Experts stunned by good news about populations of iconic animals: ‘The situation is positive
The Cool Down | The fauna is “quite well distributed” — and that’s impactful for more than just the wildlife. Since 2016, conservationists with the World Wildlife Fund have partnered with Cameroonian government officials to collect data on the populations of several key wildlife species in the Boumba Bek and Nki National …
Read More »Cameroonian Journalists Assaulted While Investigating Businessman Praised by President
CameroonOnline.ORG | Press freedom in Cameroon has once again come under threat as two journalists from Equinoxe TV, Joseph Abena Abena and Augustin Ndongo, were assaulted while investigating a controversial businessman recently praised by President Paul Biya. The attack, which took place on February 13 in Cameroon’s South Region, has …
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