Cameroon News Agency

By Nchendzengang Tatah Every young person at some point had a dream.

A new platform, the People’s Consultative Conference (TPCC), has been created to bring together people from the North-West and South-West regions to discuss the ongoing conflict and explore possible paths toward a lasting solution.

By Nchendzengang Tatah The land saga between Ewonda village and Lower Ewonda, a recently rehabilitated village, has inundated the news for the last five years.

Cameroon is the first market launching under this expansion, building on the collections partnership the two companies already run together. dLocal, the leading payments platform connecting global merchants to emerging markets, and Western Union, a global…

One year after Cameroon’s disputed presidential election, the country is still grappling with questions about political accountability, electoral confidence, civil liberties and the economic pressures facing ordinary citizens.

By Hans Ngala As the United Nations prepares to appoint its tenth secretary-general, the contest to succeed António Guterres could have important implications for Cameroon, where the armed conflict in the North-West and South-West regions continues to cha…

By Nfor Hanson Nchanji Questions surrounding the organisation and safety of a religious trip that ended in the deaths of five young worshippers in Mudeka, Tiko Subdivision, remain unanswered in statements provided by Ark of God’s leadership, as bereaved f…

A European nongovernmental organization has urged the United Nations Human Rights Council to call on South Korea to review the pretrial detention of Lee Man-hee, the 95-year-old founder of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, citing concerns about his health,…

By Nchendzengang Tatah The diverse and intense information pool offered by the Cameroon News Agency and other sources is easing efforts towards compiling a comprehensive list of those killed by the ongoing socio-political instability in the North West and…

By Felix Fomengia Cameroon’s digital transformation is expanding the number of services that process personal data, financial transactions, identities and critical operational information.

The Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, has ordered a 48-hour suspension of motorbike sales in Cameroon’s North West Region as authorities begin an inventory of motorcycles currently held in shops.

As the world marks Teachers’ Day on Monday, Cameroon has reached its target of recruiting 18,000 teachers, but thousands of recruits were still awaiting integration into the state payroll, according to World Bank data from a December 2025 assessment.

Cameroon recorded 197,356 new jobs in 2025, according to the National Observatory of Employment and Vocational Training (ONEFOP), as job creation continues to feature prominently in the government’s economic agenda.

Cameroon’s latest comprehensive employment survey found that 86.6% of jobs were in the informal sector.

Cameroon has continued to raise new financing in 2026 as the government seeks to fund infrastructure projects, meet budget financing needs and manage existing obligations, with the country’s public debt reaching 15.607 trillion CFA francs by the end of Ju…

By Nfor Hanson Nchanji It is now 10 years into the Anglophone conflict, there is a question that is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid: Does the government of Cameroon still see international mediation as necessary for ending the war, or does it bel…

Cameroon is moving to revive community vigilante committees in the Far North as part of renewed efforts to strengthen the fight against Boko Haram insurgents.

Cameroon’s National Communication Council has suspended private broadcaster Vision 4 from broadcasting for one month, escalating a dispute with the station that has already moved into the courts.

Lawyer and human rights advocate Nkongho Felix Agbor says the South West community dialogue chaired by Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on September 28, 2026, must be followed by sustained consultations with people most affected by the conflict.

Acha Motors, a Limbe based Engineering company, has acknowledged owing wages to mechanical engineer Akogwa Fred Awah, who says he worked for the company for several months without receiving his salary, in a dispute that has now escalated over a drone proj…

The atmosphere at Collège de La Salle in Douala was tense on Monday morning, September 21, as parents of students gathered at the school demanding answers over the death of 11-year-old Moukoko Essoe Ozanne, a Form 2A student.

By Cameroon News Agency Ten years after lawyers, teachers and students took to the streets in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions to protest what they described as the erosion of the Common Law and English-language education systems, the conflict that fol…

The defence of former DGRE Director-General Léopold Maxime Eko Eko has issued a fresh statement challenging the evidence and chain of command presented in the Martinez Zogo trial.

A private security guard was found dead inside a classroom at a primary school in Bamenda Monday.

Cameroon’s National Union of Teachers of Higher Education, Executive Bureau (BEN-SYNES) has declared an indefinite strike across all public universities, effective immediately, citing unpaid allowances and unresolved academic debt.

Three men of Cameroonian origin have been sentenced in the United States for their roles in a conspiracy to provide money and equipment to separatist fighters in Cameroon for the construction and use of improvised explosive devices, or IEDs.