
Insecurity and nationwide strikes by government workers have combined to project an image that suggests Nigeria’s federal government is losing its grip over the country. Nigerians have continued to suffer…

Clad in an azure T-shirt and light green khaki shorts, Guy Dean arrives at the Yaounde Central Hospital aboard his VW Transporter. The 60-year-old is accompanied by the British High Commissioner…

Nine years after fleeing the war pitting soldiers loyal to President Salva Kiir versus those loyal to Vice President Riek Machar, Uganda’s business community has leapt at the opportunity to…

French President Emmanuel Macron will be in Cameroon on Monday, July 25 and depart the next day after holding meetings with ailing President Paul Biya, some opposition leaders and other…

Cameroon’s Economist and a major critique of the government in place, Dieudonné Essomba has once more sounded the alarm bell, warning that the current fuel shortages presage darker days for…

As climate change continues to blight vast territory in East Africa, the Communications Coordinator of the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa (AMECEA) has said a church response…

In what is seen as veiled support for the independence struggle of the peoples of the former UN Trust Territory of British Southern Cameroons, Cameroon’s foremost international rights advocate, Dr.…

Congolese in Nigeria have resorted to prayer so that God can intervene and help end the conflict in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Following…

French President Macron Challenges Historians to “shed light” on French Colonialism in Cameroon, Hurries over Pro-Independence War
French President Emmanuel Macron has challenged Cameroonian and French historians to “shed light” on the darker side of French colonial history, promising to fully open French archives to the historians.…

Burkina Faso: Former President Campaore asks for Forgiveness over Sankara Murder, Family Says Apology Not Genuine
Former Burkina-Faso President, Blaise Campaore has asked the people of Burkina Faso and the family of Thomas Sankara to forgive him for acts committed during his reign. Mr. Campaore’s letter…

Nigeria on the Brink of Collapse, Workers’ Union Protests Varsity Lecturers’ Prolong Strike, Deteriorating Security Situation
Insecurity and nationwide strikes by government workers have combined to project an image that suggests Nigeria’s federal government is losing its grip over the country. Nigerians have continued to suffer…

Uganda Business Community Grabbing Opportunities in ‘Dangerous’ South Sudan as Traditional EAC Partners Stick to Trade Barriers
Nine years after fleeing the war pitting soldiers loyal to President Salva Kiir versus those loyal to Vice President Riek Machar, Uganda’s business community has leapt at the opportunity to…
French President Macron Challenges Historians to “shed light” on French Colonialism in Cameroon, Hurries over Pro-Independence War
French President Emmanuel Macron has challenged Cameroonian and French historians to “shed light” on the darker side of French colonial history, promising to fully open French archives to the historians.…
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Burkina Faso: Former President Campaore asks for Forgiveness over Sankara Murder, Family Says Apology Not Genuine
Former Burkina-Faso President, Blaise Campaore has asked the people of Burkina Faso and the family of Thomas Sankara to forgive him for acts committed during his reign. Mr. Campaore’s letter…
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Burkina Faso: Former President Campaore asks for Forgiveness over Sankara Murder, Family Says Apology Not Genuine
Former Burkina-Faso President, Blaise Campaore has asked the people of Burkina Faso and the family of Thomas Sankara to forgive him for acts committed during his reign. Mr. Campaore’s letter…
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Nigeria on the Brink of Collapse, Workers’ Union Protests Varsity Lecturers’ Prolong Strike, Deteriorating Security Situation
Insecurity and nationwide strikes by government workers have combined to project an image that suggests Nigeria’s federal government is losing its grip over the country. Nigerians have continued to suffer…
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Retired British Colonel Breaking Barriers in Tour to Drive out Parkinson’s Stigma from Africa
Clad in an azure T-shirt and light green khaki shorts, Guy Dean arrives at the Yaounde Central Hospital aboard his VW Transporter. The 60-year-old is accompanied by the British High Commissioner…
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Uganda Business Community Grabbing Opportunities in ‘Dangerous’ South Sudan as Traditional EAC Partners Stick to Trade Barriers
Nine years after fleeing the war pitting soldiers loyal to President Salva Kiir versus those loyal to Vice President Riek Machar, Uganda’s business community has leapt at the opportunity to…
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Cameroonian Writer Calixthe Beyala Casts Pall on French President Macron’s Yaounde Visit Monday
French President Emmanuel Macron will be in Cameroon on Monday, July 25 and depart the next day after holding meetings with ailing President Paul Biya, some opposition leaders and other…
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Fuel Crisis: Economist Warns Cameroonians of More Misery for Another Twenty Years, Says Gov’t Economists are Nonstarters
Cameroon’s Economist and a major critique of the government in place, Dieudonné Essomba has once more sounded the alarm bell, warning that the current fuel shortages presage darker days for…
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