It is all too easy to depict Cameroon’s Anglo-Francophone division as a weakness, both because of the conflict that it has engendered and the negative impact that it has had on national cohesion. Yet it has the potential to become a real strength
Although Cameroon is only the 25th biggest country in Africa, its extraordinary diversity of landscape, fauna, flora, cultures and peoples makes it seem like Africa in miniature.
Excitement is mounting among Africa’s soccer mad fans as the 32nd edition of the African Cup of Nations which kicked off in Egypt last month, …
With political leaders in prison, a war with Boko Haram and separatist agitation in the English-speaking regions, Cameroon finds itself in the depths of an …
In this piece, the Cameroonian international film- maker, Moise Shewa*, who considers himself an Anglophone, takes strong issue with what he calls ‘celebrity endorsement’ of …
Paul Biya, Cameroon’s president and one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders, announced Friday that he will run again in October’s election, while growing tensions with Anglophone …
