Cameroon Bound

Opinion: Why Cameroon’s Crisis Threatens a Regional Collapse

With mass protests, contested election results, and an aging president holding onto power, Cameroon stands on a knife’s edge. Any serious destabilization could trigger cascading disruption across Central Africa—from trade blockages and refugee flows to security crises for neighbors who rely on Cameroon as a regional anchor.

West Africa’s New Rulers Use the Same Same Old Playbook of Their Predecessors

West Africa’s latest elections—including Guinea and Côte d’Ivoire—are marked by steep entry fees, stage-managed rallies, and entrenched support for incumbents. Despite the promise of fresh leadership, the region’s new faces continue delivering the same old politics.

Geopolitics: Religion, Oil, and Minerals are Now Washington’s Africa Strategy

Under Donald Trump, US Africa policy is zeroing in on oil and mineral wealth while using evangelical networks as a back channel into Central Africa — offering political cover to leaders and countering Chinese and Russian influence where Catholic voices are more...

Leaders of Francophone Africa gripped by fear, strengthen their own security

By Arezki Daoud: Leaders of Francophone Africa are in state of panic following a series of coups that toppled their peers in Mali, Burkina, Guinea, Niger and now Gabon. Last week, Rwanda's President Paul Kagame announced the retirement of hundreds of military...

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