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Cameroon to Begin Blocking Unregistered Mobile Phones from May 25, 2026: Crucial Compliance Guide for Consumers and Vendors

The Government of Cameroon, through the Ministry of Finance, has officially announced a sweeping nationwide crackdown on all unregistered and non-customs-cleared mobile devices. Starting Monday, May 25, 2026, a strict digital enforcement mechanism will take effect, forcing local telecommunications operators to automatically blacklist and block any imported mobile phone or tablet that fails to comply…

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Democratic Republic of the Congo Ebola Outbreak: Protesters Burn Treatment Center Over Burial Disputes in Bunia

BUNIA, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Tensions have reached a boiling point in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) after a group of angry residents stormed and set fire to an Ebola treatment facility in the town of Rwampara, Ituri province. The violent outburst highlights the volatile intersection of strict public health protocols…

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Cameroon: Temporary Ban on Motorbike Circulation in Kumbo: Security Measure Ahead of National Day

In the lead-up to Cameroon’s National Day celebrations on 20 May 2026, administrative authorities in Bui Division have taken a significant security measure aimed at maintaining public order and ensuring a smooth commemoration. Through Prefectural Decision No. 60/PD/E26/A2/PS/5, the Senior Divisional Officer (SDO) for Bui Division, Saïdou Moussa, has officially prohibited the circulation of motorbikes…

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Who Wants SONARA to Die? Barrister Agbor Balla reflects on economic justice, regional balance and national cohesion in Cameroon

The recent reflections by Nkongho Felix Agbor Balla, publish on his Official Facebook Page (11 May 2026), has raised a deeply unsettling but necessary national question: Who wants SONARA to die? This is not merely a rhetorical provocation. It is a question grounded in lived realities, economic shifts, and growing public perception, particularly within Cameroon’s…

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Anglophones Cannot Continue to Be Ignored in Cameroon: Barrister Agbor Balla Speaks Out on SOCADEL Appointments

The recent presidential decree restructuring Cameroon’s electricity sector and establishing the Société Camerounaise d’Électricité (SOCADEL) has reignited debates about equity and representation in national governance. While the creation of SOCADEL marks a significant step in nationalizing the energy sector, the absence of Anglophone voices on its newly appointed Board of Directors has drawn widespread criticism.Published…

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The Government of Burkina Faso Dissolves Over 100 NGOs in a Rare Move

Burkina Faso’s military-led government has dissolved more than 100 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society groups in a sweeping decision that is drawing strong criticism from human rights advocates across Africa and beyond. The move, officially affecting 118 organizations, marks one of the most significant crackdowns on civic space since the military takeover in 2022….

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The Sacred Weight of Titles: Yefon Ngah Bifon II, Makes a Call to Restore Honor, Discipline, and Unity in Nso

In a time when tradition is increasingly tested by modern influences, the voice of wisdom must rise above the noise. Such a voice has come forth, firm, reflective, and deeply rooted in cultural truth, through the powerful address of Yefon Ngah Bifon II, a revered Yaa Yeewong of Nso. Her message is not merely a…

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Cameroon Supreme Court Overturns NERA Life Sentences: Historic Ruling Reshapes Sisiku Ayuk Tabe Case and Ambazonia Independence Struggle

On 19 March 2026, the Supreme Court of Cameroon delivered a landmark decision that could significantly reshape one of the country’s most controversial legal and political cases. The Court quashed the life imprisonment sentences handed down against Sisiku Ayuk Tabe Julius and nine others—collectively known as the “NERA 10”—marking a pivotal moment in Cameroon’s judicial…

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