Category: Editorial
Opinions, editorials, and in-depth analysis on politics, society, and global issues from Camer360 contributors.
Jailed activist Abdulkarim Ali writes to Philemon Yang ahead of Cameroon’s 2025 election
On the eve of the 2025 presidential election campaign in Cameroon, jailed Ambazonian activist Abdulkarim
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Opinion | Cameroon 2025: CFA Grant Won’t Buy Fair Polls
A 15m CFA “grant” per candidate is tokenism. Without caps, disclosure and equal access—plus sanctions for misuse of state resources—Cameroon won’t get a fair contest.
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Rebecca Enonchong’s “Where is Biya?” post sparks pre-election transparency debate
Rebecca Enonchong’s “Where is President Biya?” post makes visibility and official communication a central pre-election question in Cameroon.
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Cameroon Property Dispute Tests Legal Ethics
A high-value property dispute is testing confidence in Cameroon’s legal profession. Whatever the facts, the Bar must respond with transparency, due process and real disciplinary oversight.
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Cameroon at a Crossroads: When a President Becomes the State
Cameroon enters the 2025 election with power concentrated at the top and institutions weakened. This editorial urges a unified reform agenda at home and principled engagement from international partners.
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France’s Shadow Looms Over Cameroon 2025 Elections
French President Emmanuel Macron has repeatedly stated that France does not interfere in elections in
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Akere Muna Petition Rejected, Democracy in Question
The rejection of Akere Muna’s petition was predictable, but it underscores a deeper truth: Cameroon’s institutions are failing to confront an absentee presidency.
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