They left Boko Haram, now the real struggle begins at home in Cameroon

[IRIN - Africa] - 3/09/2025

It’s tempting to view reintegration as a soft issue, secondary to military victories or international aid. But it’s the most strategic battle of all.

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Eyamba Carl Enownewu Tabenyang -the Scion of Besongabang Goes Home

On a warm rain-washed day – July 24, 1937 – in the rolling green hills of Besongabang, in Cameroon’s verdant Manyu (…)

[Cameroon Intelligence Report] - 12/09/2025

SIC secures 234 hectares in Douala to expand housing development

The Cameroon Real Estate Company (SIC) has strengthened its landholdings in Douala, securing 28 new property titles (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 8/09/2025

Cameroon gets CFA5 bln German support for youth and women businesses

In Ahala, a suburb of Yaoundé, Akuah Ndefru runs Johina Center, a small plant-based remedies business. With €2,500 (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 12/09/2025

COBAC Urges Stronger Internal Controls in Microfinance Institutions to Boost Trust

Internal controls are more than just a regulatory requirement for microfinance institutions (MFIs); they are also a (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 16/09/2025

Cameroon’s Services Sector Hits 55% of GDP, Underscoring Strong Growth Prospects

Cameroon's economy is undergoing a structural transformation, with the services sector driving growth, according to (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 12/09/2025