Politics
DOUALA / PRAIA — Detained on 5 November at the New Bell Central Prison in Douala, Cameroonian opposition activist Fabrice Lena has escaped custody and is now in exile in Cape Verde. Accused of “forgery and use of forged public and authentic documents,” the 31-year-old denies the charges and maintains that his detention was politically motivated.
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[YAOUNDÉ, Dec 17, 2025 – Cameroon Concord] —
Between 3 November and 17 December 2025, at least 20 identified soldiers—most of them young—were killed in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions. Their deaths bring the officially traceable number of defence and security personnel killed since the start of the war to 1,802. Yet even this figure tells only part of the story.
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[YAOUNDÉ, Dec 18 – Cameroon Concord] — The death of Georges Anicet EKANE, National President of MANIDEM, has become more than a personal tragedy and more than a partisan dispute. It is now a national test of whether Cameroon still possesses the minimum civic instinct required to ask the hardest question in any republic: who is responsible when a politically exposed citizen dies under state custody?
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[YAOUNDÉ, Dec 18] — Today, the Nera 10 appear before Cameroon’s Supreme Court, marking a critical moment not only for ten imprisoned men, but for the credibility of the country’s entire judicial system. This is not merely a procedural step in a long-running case; it is a reckoning with years of legal abuse, political interference, and deliberate erosion of the rule of law.
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Every decaying political system eventually produces a figure who embodies its worst instincts. In Cameroon, that figure is Paul Atanga Nji. Not because he is uniquely powerful or intellectually formidable, but because he is uniquely willing to perform the regime’s ugliness in public, loudly and without shame.
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[CAMEROON CONCORD | Yaoundé / Northern Regions / Douala] —
More than two months after Cameroon’s disputed 12 October presidential election, the country is grappling with a complex post-election crisis marked by civil disobedience, opposition activity from abroad, judicial controversy and rising insecurity across multiple regions.
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# Paul Biya and his regime
Explore the political landscape of Cameroon under the rule of Paul Biya, the longest-serving president in Africa who has been in power since 1982. Our Paul Biya and his regime section examines the policies, actions, and controversies of his government, as well as the opposition movements, civil society groups, and international actors that challenge or support his leadership. You'll also find profiles, interviews, and opinions on the key figures and events that shape the political dynamics of Cameroon.
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.# Southern Cameroons, Ambazonia
Learn more about the history, culture, and politics of Ambazonia, the Anglophone regions of Cameroon that have been seeking self-determination and independence from the Francophone-dominated central government. Our Southern Cameroons section covers the ongoing conflict, the humanitarian crisis, the human rights violations, and the peace efforts in the region. You'll also find stories that highlight the rich and diverse heritage, traditions, and aspirations of the Southern Cameroonian people.
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