Cameroon
Cameroon could do with some foreign help to solve anglophone crisis – but the state doesn’t want it
Julius A. Amin, University of Dayton - What began in late 2016 as a peaceful protest by lawyers and teachers in Cameroon’s North West and South West regions quickly turned violent and developed...
Election of Leo XIV: President Paul BIYA congratulates New Pope
The President of the Republic, His Excellency Paul BIYA has congratulated Pope Leo XIV following his election on 8 May 2025. The Head of State’s message was published via Facebook and X, a few...
Cameroon’s Culinary Landscape: A Fusion of Tradition and Flavor
In the equatorial heart of Central Africa, Cameroon’s kitchens reflect the country’s layered identity. Often described as “Africa in miniature” for its geographical and...
Cameroon’s Wild Frontiers: Eco-Tourism Finds Its Footing
On the western edge of Central Africa, a nation of volcanic peaks and untamed savannahs is quietly reshaping its place on the global travel map. Cameroon, long known to geographers for its topographical variety, is now drawing a different sort of attention—from international travelers seeking both adventure and authenticity. At the heart of this shift stand two emblematic landscapes: the volcanic massif of Mount Cameroon and the wildlife-rich plains of Waza National Park. Together, they are becoming cornerstones of a growing eco-tourism movement that blends exploration with preservation. The black cone of Mount Cameroon rises abruptly from the Gulf of Guinea, its summit—at 4,095 meters—the highest in West Africa. The...
U.S. Ambassador Reaffirms Commitment to Peace and Partnership in the Southwest Region
From April 24–27, Ambassador Christopher J. Lamora completed his third visit to the Southwest Region, reaffirming the U.S. Embassy’s enduring commitment to peace, prosperity,...
Election of Leo XIV: President Paul BIYA congratulates New Pope
The President of the Republic, His Excellency Paul BIYA has congratulated Pope Leo XIV following his election on 8 May 2025. The Head of State’s message was published via Facebook and X, a few hours...
Cameroon’s Wild Frontiers: Eco-Tourism Finds Its Footing
On the western edge of Central Africa, a nation of volcanic peaks and untamed savannahs is quietly reshaping its place on the global travel map. Cameroon, long known to geographers for its topographical variety, is now drawing a different sort of attention—from international travelers seeking both adventure and authenticity. At the heart of this shift stand two emblematic landscapes: the volcanic massif of Mount...
Election of Leo XIV: President Paul BIYA congratulates New Pope
The President of the Republic, His Excellency Paul BIYA has congratulated Pope Leo XIV following his election on 8 May 2025. The Head of State’s message was published via Facebook and X, a few...
Cameroon’s Industrial Ambitions Take Shape Across Strategic Economic Zones
In a nation long tethered to the export of raw commodities, a new industrial vision is beginning to take...
Cameroon’s Industrial Ambitions Take Shape Across Strategic Economic Zones
In a nation long tethered to the export of raw commodities, a new industrial vision is beginning to take hold. Cameroon is investing heavily in purpose-built industrial zones designed to anchor manufacturing at...
Cameroon could do with some foreign help to solve anglophone crisis – but the state doesn’t want it
Julius A. Amin, University of Dayton - What began in late 2016 as a peaceful protest by lawyers and teachers in Cameroon’s North West and South West regions quickly turned violent and developed into what’s become known as Cameroon’s anglophone crisis. The protest was instigated by perceived marginalisation of Cameroon’s...
