Moki Edwin Kindzeka

Cameroon Sees More Attacks on Schools, Civilians After Rebel Leader Killed

The leader, known as Bitter Kola, was behind many atrocities, the military says

Cameroon, CAR Blame Rebels for Kidnappings

Armed gangs and rebels demand as much as $50,000 in ransom

World Public Broadcasters Say Switch From Analog to Digital Radio, TV Remains Slow

Lack of infrastructure and human and financial resources remains an obstacle

Gabon Military Junta Frees Ousted President, Creates Transitional Constitutional Council

The deposed leader reportedly can seek medical treatment abroad if he wishes

Gabon Civilians Celebrate as Coup Leader Frees Political Prisoners

Coup leader Brice Nguema also receives his first ever foreign delegation led by Central African Republic President Faustin-Archange Touadera, dispatched by central African leaders to negotiate return to civilian rule

Central African States Suspend Gabon's Membership, Call for Return to Constitutional Order

Gabon coup leader General Brice Oligui Nguema was sworn in on Monday as Gabon's transitional president

Gabon Military Leader Sworn in Amid Calls for Return to Constitutional Order

Oligui delivered a televised address 

Gabon's Borders Reopen After Coup

Gabon's military junta said it is reopening the borders, three days after closing them during a military coup

Gabon Coup Ignites Debate on Central Africa’s Long Serving Leaders 

Gabon is a member of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community, CEMAC, an economic bloc that has some of the world’s longest serving leaders

Cameroon Reports Polio after Central African State’s Largest Inoculation Since 2020

Health officials are increasing surveillance and encouraging parents, many of whom still resist vaccination programs, to have their children inoculated

Cameroon Says Seawater Is Swallowing West Coast Buildings, Villages and Plantations 

Fishing and tourism temporarily suspended in coastal town of Kribi because of the damage

Cameroon Suspends Work Contracts; Foreign Workers There Illegally Must Leave

Officials say at least 2,000 foreign laborers are working illegally in gold mines and exporting wood

Cameroon Government, Aid Groups Begin Emergency Food Distribution in Vulnerable Towns and Villages

African Broadcasters: Radio Still Reigns Supreme Across Continent

No more than 600 million of the continent's more than 1.3 billion people have access to the internet, African broadcasters say

Cameroon Military: Mass Grave Found With Bodies of 2021 Kidnap Victims

Site in Anglophone region near border with Nigeria reportedly contained bodies of nine civilians, including five government officials, abducted by rebels

Cameroon Says Military Deployed After New Militant Attack Kills at Least a Dozen

Authorities in northern Cameroon say civilians have discovered at least 12 corpses after a wave of Boko Haram attacks since Tuesday in Darak

Cameroon Women Protest Separatist War, Cost of Living on Pan African Women’s Day 

The government says since the Russian war began in February 2022, prices of rice, wheat, fuel and fertilizer have increased by between 40 to 60% 

Cameroon Rescue Workers Search for Survivors After Building Collapse

At least 33 killed after four-story building collapses onto a smaller one in port city of Douala

Cameroon English-Speaking Civilians Say Economic Activity at Standstill Following Separatist Roadblocks 

Separatists say they mounted roadblocks to stop military from torching homes and killing civilians

Cameroon Military, Separatists Trade Accusations of Civilian Killings

10 civilians were shot to death Sunday in the northwest town of Bamenda