Cameroon: Abuses in Cameroon After U.S. Deports Third-Country Nationals

[AllAfrica - Africa] - 21/02/2026

[HRW] US and Cameroon Partner in Rights Violations; Cameroon Not Safe for Deportees

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Sodecoton Expands Partnership with Pasteur Center to Cover Food and Water Testing

The agreement between Cameroon’s Cotton Development Company (Sodecoton) and the Pasteur Center of Cameroon has been (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 17/02/2026

Indomitable Lions: Four dual-nationals ready to switch allegiance

Cameroon national football team could be on the verge of bolstering its ranks, as four talented dual-nationality (…)

[Cameroon Intelligence Report] - 20/02/2026

Cameroon Secures 111.6 Billion CFA Francs to Upgrade Yaoundé Water Network

Cameroon’s Economy Minister Alamine Ousmane Mey on Feb. 13, 2026 signed financing agreements worth 111.6 billion CFA (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 17/02/2026

Once Premium Crop, Cocoa Now Trades at Robusta Levels in Cameroon

On February 18, export prices for cocoa and robusta coffee reached the same level at the port of Douala, according (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 19/02/2026

Jesse Jackson dies aged 84

US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died at the age of 84. Jackson died peacefully on Tuesday morning (…)

[Cameroon Intelligence Report] - 17/02/2026