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French Government's Role in Assassinations of Cameroonian Independence Leaders Revealed
A French-Cameroonian commission's report details the French government's role in the 1958 assassination of Cameroonian independence leader Ruben Um Nyobé and the 1960 poisoning of Félix-Roland Moumié in Geneva, highlighting the brutal methods used to suppress the UPC and maintain colonial control.
French Government's Role in Assassinations of Cameroonian Independence Leaders Revealed
A French-Cameroonian commission's report details the French government's role in the 1958 assassination of Cameroonian independence leader Ruben Um Nyobé and the 1960 poisoning of Félix-Roland Moumié in Geneva, highlighting the brutal methods used to suppress the UPC and maintain colonial control.
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32% Bias Score
Cameroon: Human Rights Lawyer Faces Government Pressure
Eighty-year-old Cameroonian human rights lawyer Alice Nkom faces escalating government pressure, including three summonses in a month, amid accusations of foreign funding for a violent overthrow; Deputy Jean Michel Nintcheu calls for the dismissal of Minister Atanga Nji to prevent unrest.
Cameroon: Human Rights Lawyer Faces Government Pressure
Eighty-year-old Cameroonian human rights lawyer Alice Nkom faces escalating government pressure, including three summonses in a month, amid accusations of foreign funding for a violent overthrow; Deputy Jean Michel Nintcheu calls for the dismissal of Minister Atanga Nji to prevent unrest.
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56% Bias Score
Beyala Reflects Widespread Cameroonian Desire for Political Change Ahead of 2025 Election
Cameroonian author Calixthe Beyala reflects the sentiment of many, supporting President Paul Biya but opposing his 2025 reelection bid after 42 years in power, citing stagnation and a need for new leadership to address persistent socio-economic challenges.
Beyala Reflects Widespread Cameroonian Desire for Political Change Ahead of 2025 Election
Cameroonian author Calixthe Beyala reflects the sentiment of many, supporting President Paul Biya but opposing his 2025 reelection bid after 42 years in power, citing stagnation and a need for new leadership to address persistent socio-economic challenges.
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52% Bias Score
Cameroonian Bishops Condemn Biya's Rule Ahead of 2025 Elections
In their New Year's homilies, several Cameroonian bishops openly criticized President Paul Biya's 42-year rule, highlighting the suffering of citizens and urging a peaceful transition of power ahead of the October 2025 presidential elections, sparking a viral outcry on social media and prompting cal...
Cameroonian Bishops Condemn Biya's Rule Ahead of 2025 Elections
In their New Year's homilies, several Cameroonian bishops openly criticized President Paul Biya's 42-year rule, highlighting the suffering of citizens and urging a peaceful transition of power ahead of the October 2025 presidential elections, sparking a viral outcry on social media and prompting cal...
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40% Bias Score
Biya's Potential 2025 Candidacy in Cameroon Confirmed by Ruling Party Official
Cameroon's Minister of State, Jacques Fame Ndongo, declared on December 29th that President Paul Biya can legally run for reelection in 2025, citing the constitution and the ruling RDPC party's support, despite calls for him to step down due to his age (nearly 92).
Biya's Potential 2025 Candidacy in Cameroon Confirmed by Ruling Party Official
Cameroon's Minister of State, Jacques Fame Ndongo, declared on December 29th that President Paul Biya can legally run for reelection in 2025, citing the constitution and the ruling RDPC party's support, despite calls for him to step down due to his age (nearly 92).
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56% Bias Score
Cameroon Wins 1988 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco
The 1988 Africa Cup of Nations, held in Morocco from March 13-27, saw Cameroon win its second title after defeating Nigeria 1-0 in the final match played at Casablanca's Mohammed V Stadium; the tournament involved eight teams playing in Casablanca and Rabat.
Cameroon Wins 1988 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco
The 1988 Africa Cup of Nations, held in Morocco from March 13-27, saw Cameroon win its second title after defeating Nigeria 1-0 in the final match played at Casablanca's Mohammed V Stadium; the tournament involved eight teams playing in Casablanca and Rabat.
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60% Bias Score
Afcon 2025 Draw: Ivory Coast and Cameroon to Clash in Group F
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) group stage draw in Rabat, Morocco, placed defending champions Ivory Coast in Group F with Cameroon, Gabon, and Mozambique; the tournament runs from December 21, 2025 to January 18, 2026, with Morocco playing Comoros in the opening match.
Afcon 2025 Draw: Ivory Coast and Cameroon to Clash in Group F
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) group stage draw in Rabat, Morocco, placed defending champions Ivory Coast in Group F with Cameroon, Gabon, and Mozambique; the tournament runs from December 21, 2025 to January 18, 2026, with Morocco playing Comoros in the opening match.
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12% Bias Score
Biya's Eighth Term Bid Amidst Cameroon's Crisis
91-year-old Cameroonian President Paul Biya is expected to run for an eighth term in the upcoming elections, despite concerns over his health and the ongoing Anglophone conflict that has hindered the nation's economic progress.
Biya's Eighth Term Bid Amidst Cameroon's Crisis
91-year-old Cameroonian President Paul Biya is expected to run for an eighth term in the upcoming elections, despite concerns over his health and the ongoing Anglophone conflict that has hindered the nation's economic progress.
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40% Bias Score
Cameroon's Gold Mining Crisis: Environmental Damage and Economic Disruption in Batouri
Large-scale gold mining in Batouri, Cameroon, by foreign companies has caused a 50% decrease in agricultural yields, environmental damage from mercury and cyanide use, and displacement of local miners; despite government attempts to mitigate these issues through a 'closed system', implementation has...
Cameroon's Gold Mining Crisis: Environmental Damage and Economic Disruption in Batouri
Large-scale gold mining in Batouri, Cameroon, by foreign companies has caused a 50% decrease in agricultural yields, environmental damage from mercury and cyanide use, and displacement of local miners; despite government attempts to mitigate these issues through a 'closed system', implementation has...
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52% Bias Score
Biya's Expected Re-election Bid in Cameroon
Cameroon's 89-year-old President Paul Biya, in power for 42 years, is expected to run for re-election in October 2023, despite health concerns and the absence of a designated successor within his ruling party, the RDPC, due to traditional power dynamics and fear of reprisals.
Biya's Expected Re-election Bid in Cameroon
Cameroon's 89-year-old President Paul Biya, in power for 42 years, is expected to run for re-election in October 2023, despite health concerns and the absence of a designated successor within his ruling party, the RDPC, due to traditional power dynamics and fear of reprisals.
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64% Bias Score
Cameroon Rejects Support for AfDB Presidency Candidate
Cameroon has declined to support Albert Zeufack, a prominent economist and native Cameroonian, in his bid to lead the African Development Bank (AfDB), citing potential strategic disagreements and internal political factors as contributing to this decision.
Cameroon Rejects Support for AfDB Presidency Candidate
Cameroon has declined to support Albert Zeufack, a prominent economist and native Cameroonian, in his bid to lead the African Development Bank (AfDB), citing potential strategic disagreements and internal political factors as contributing to this decision.
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36% Bias Score
Douala Port's Enhanced Security Drives Trade Growth and Regional Competitiveness
The Port Autonome de Douala (PAD) in Cameroon boosted security via PortSec SA, resulting in a 35% cargo theft reduction (2019-2023), smoother trade, increased customs revenue for national development, and ISO 9001:2015 certification (2022), positioning it as a Central African trade hub.
Douala Port's Enhanced Security Drives Trade Growth and Regional Competitiveness
The Port Autonome de Douala (PAD) in Cameroon boosted security via PortSec SA, resulting in a 35% cargo theft reduction (2019-2023), smoother trade, increased customs revenue for national development, and ISO 9001:2015 certification (2022), positioning it as a Central African trade hub.
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44% Bias Score
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