Politics
The political map of Cameroon is shifting beneath the regime’s feet. What began as a challenge to a fraudulent election is rapidly transforming into a dual-government reality, with President-elect Issa Tchiroma Bakary solidifying the architecture of an alternative presidency while Paul Biya clings to ceremonial authority through repression and silence.
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DOUALA, Nov. 17, 2025 — Cameroon Concord.
The October 12 presidential election was supposed to reset Cameroon’s political clock. Instead, it has plunged the country into its most dangerous stand-off in decades, fusing old grievances with fresh anger over what many citizens and civic platforms openly describe as a stolen victory.
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A bridge at the Kalando copper and cobalt mine in Mulondo, Lualaba province, collapsed on Saturday, killing at least 32 people and injuring several others, according to regional authorities and a government mining agency report.
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[YAOUNDÉ, Nov 12 – Cameroon Concord] — The dust of Cameroon’s disputed election has barely settled, yet the regime’s arrogance already seeps through the cracks. A leaked document, allegedly drafted inside the Presidency, lists the “new government” Paul Biya planned to unveil three days after his swearing-in. It reads less like a renewal and more like a reward chart for loyalty—proof that the so-called victory was stitched together long before a single vote was counted.
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YAOUNDÉ, Nov 12 —
A collective of Cameroonian intellectuals and artists has published a searing op-ed in the French daily Libération titled “Cameroun : ce silence de la communauté internationale qui étouffe une nation.”
The group denounces what it calls “the deafening and culpable silence of the international community” as the country endures turmoil following the October 12 presidential election.
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The world must not treat these acts of diplomatic brigandage as a mere aberration. The African Union should invoke Article 30 of its Constitutive Act and suspend Cameroon’s membership.
By Ekinneh Agbaw-Ebai, Boston, USA
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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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