By iNewsAfrica News Desk | September 17, 2025 The streets of Cameroon’s English-speaking regions have once again fallen eerily silent. From Buea in the Southwest to Bamenda in the Northwest, businesses remain shuttered, schools closed, and residents confined indoors as separatist fighters enforce strict “ghost town” orders. The lockdowns, imposed ...

Reporting by iNewsAfrica West Africa Bureau Political tensions erupted in Cameroon’s economic capital, Douala, over the weekend as police clashed with supporters of opposition leader Maurice Kamto. The confrontation comes just months before the country’s high-stakes presidential election, with long-serving President Paul Biya expected to seek an eighth term in ...