In-depth reporting on government, elections, diplomacy, and the forces shaping Cameroon's political future.
AnalysisWith less than a year before Cameroon's next presidential election, political parties are positioning themselves in a landscape defined by economic anxiety, regional tensions, and a restless youth electorate demanding change.
Senators from both ruling and opposition benches clashed over proposed changes to voter registration rules and constituency boundaries.
Seven opposition parties signed a memorandum of understanding in Yaoundé, pledging a joint candidate strategy for the upcoming elections.
A series of bilateral agreements signed in Beijing will fund road, rail, and energy projects across the country's underdeveloped northern regions.
International mediators returned to the table this week as both government and separatist representatives agreed to a new framework for dialogue.
The International Monetary Fund cited improved oil revenues and a rebound in agricultural exports as key drivers of the revised outlook.
A coalition of student unions and civil society groups is demanding a two-term presidential limit and an independent electoral commission.
