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The Road to Yaoundé: Risks, Power, and Succession in Cameroon’s 2025 Vote”
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The Road to Yaoundé: Risks, Power, and Succession in Cameroon’s 2025 Vote”

President Paul Biya has announced  for this year  presidential election. The announcement came as concern grows about his age and health. Biya, who has ruled since 1982 after Ahmadou Ahidjo's resignation, removed…
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July 15, 2025Tags: Cameroon
Cameroon could face new atrocity crimes after deploying government forces to counter armed separatists
Posted inConflict Governance

Cameroon could face new atrocity crimes after deploying government forces to counter armed separatists

What began as a political dispute in the Anglophone regions is now a complex armed conflict and a major humanitarian crisis that disproportionately affects the civilian population, particularly women and…
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January 20, 2023Tags: Cameroon, Nigeria
Escalating conflict in Cameroon: civil war looms in the region
Posted inConflict Governance

Escalating conflict in Cameroon: civil war looms in the region

The conflict in Cameroon keeps escalating.  Chris Anu, a long-time spokesperson for Cameroon's self-declared Republic of Ambazonia, said that he was elected president of the separatist movement on September 10, 2022. His election…
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September 28, 2022Tags: Ambazonia, Cameroon, Nigeria
Reasons and scenarios of Ethno-Political Tensions in Cameroon
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Reasons and scenarios of Ethno-Political Tensions in Cameroon

Political rivalry in Cameroon has taken a worrying direction, as supporters of incumbent Paul Biya trade ethnic slurs with backers of his main political rival Maurice Kamto. The situation is…
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December 10, 2020Tags: Ambazonia, Cameroon
Cameroonian rebel groups start rivalry for power and access to finances
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Cameroonian rebel groups start rivalry for power and access to finances

Internal rivalry for power among the separatist groups in Cameroon caused clashes between them and played into the hands of the military. Clashes between Cameroon’s rebel groups have intensified in the…
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January 24, 2020Tags: Cameroon
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