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Honored to discuss Cameroon with one of my heroes - Cameroon's first female jurist, Alice Nkom. She also serves as official spokesperson for Issa Tchiroma, the likely winner of Cameroon's recent presidential elections per some solid evidence. He may still play a key role!
Yale graduate Abigail Ndikum will co-host a free International Women’s Day workshop for girls called "Building the Woman I’m Becoming" on Sat Mar 7 10:30 AM–2:30 PM in Upper Marlboro MD. Young ladies from ages ~13-19 would benefit from this free workshop. https://t.co/CeMA7URNp8
Thx, @PatrickMuyaya. It was good trip to the DRC and Congo-Brazzaville engaging @USEmbKinshasa, @USAauCongo, local civil society, @MONUSCO and UN agencies, the private sector, and DRC govt officials.
#Cameroon: Contract wars, power struggles @ port of Douala btwn Motaze & Cyrus Ngo'o
MinFin & port's DG locked in dispute over legality of goods scanning contract. Contested partnership, contradictory decisions, presidential arbitratn w/ unclear parameters https://t.co/ZrKu0J7KEq
#Cameroon: Maroua, "eldest daughter of renewal" turning away from Biya.
Maroua, political epicenter of F North, pres election left lasting scars. Beyond words of restored security, break w power that's lost much of its historical grounding seems complete. https://t.co/dd5qrAQEDM
You can also watch on these platforms:
YouTube: Talk With Mimi Mefo: https://t.co/2QJX2ZXqcB
Facebook: MMI News: https://t.co/IiUn9ZrS0P
X (Twitter) Rebecca Enonchong: https://t.co/pajbovIyNK
YouTube: Beyond AfricaPodcast: https://t.co/uEncQZamnO
“The world continues to grow more violent and disorderly,” says conflict prevention expert Paul B. Stares. His survey of over 600 U.S. foreign policy experts rates the top concerns for 2026: https://t.co/PDgCVAhm5w
La situation économique au Cameroun est préoccupante. Il y a ceux ici qui veulent faire croire que tout va bien. Il n’y a que regarder les chiffres publiés par le GECAM publié fin décembre pour comprendre l’ampleur du problème:
🔴 81 % des chefs d’entreprise jugent le climat des affaires fragile, critique ou très préoccupant.
🔴 Les entreprises ne peuvent plus payer:
•44 % leurs impôts
•45 % leurs charges sociales
•40 % leurs échéances bancaires
•30 % ne peuvent honorer aucune de ces obligations
🔴 Sur les emplois:
• 17,3 % des entreprises ont réduit leurs effectifs
•56 % signalent une forte dégradation du climat social.