Cameroon’s 92-year-old President Paul Biya, who has held an iron grip on the Central African nation for nearly 43 years has launched a reelection bid that could keep him in power until almost his 100th birthday. “Much remains to be done,” said Biya, who is …
They are well-known in cricket circles as the nervous 90s, the scores at which batsmen make uncharacteristic mistakes that prevent them from reaching a century. If he is unsettled at reaching the age of 92, Paul Biya is showing no signs of it, because he …
Stockhead’s Tylah Tully catches up with newly appointed DY6 Metals (ASX:DY6) CEO Cliff Fitzhenry after the company secured $4.625 million in a strongly supported capital raise. Existing holders, new sophisticated and institutional investors, and the DY6 …
YAOUNDÉ - Cameroon's President Paul Biya said Sunday that he would be seeking an eighth term in office in October's elections in a bid to extend his nearly 43 years in power. Biya, 92, posted the announcement on X in French and English. "I am …
Barcelona-based design and research studio Urbanitree has reimagined a kindergarten informed by ancestral African architecture in Cameroon. Named African Flow, the new 1,600-square-metre school implements the ideas of traditional African design for a …
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, the world’s oldest serving head of state at 92, will run for re-election in this year’s presidential vote on October 12, a post on the president’s X account said on Sunday. “I am a candidate in the presidential election. …
Spectacle Culturel featured a diverse and inclusive lineup of Cameroonian artists Dancer at the Spectacle Culturel in Yaounde, Cameroon. (Photo by Elise K) On Thursday, July 3, Kyriakides Park in Yaoundé, Cameroon was transformed into a true cultural hub …
(Business in Cameroon) - Local commercial banks in Cameroon are frequently criticized for providing minimal financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This criticism persists even as these financial institutions regularly announce strong …
(Business in Cameroon) - Cameroon’s government cannot ramp up public investment due to ballooning security, social, and operating costs, the Ministry of Finance has revealed. According to the 2026-2028 Medium-Term Economic and Budgetary Programming …
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