Restored pages of the site
Updated October 13, 2026
This page collects materials of the site that were once published at their own addresses and are gathered here again. Some of them were referred to from outside, so the addresses have been kept as they were and the links to them still work.
The list below is in no particular order of importance. Each entry carries the title of the page and the opening of its text, so that it is clear what stands behind the link before opening it. The section is added to as further material is put back in place, and it is the shortest way to the older part of the site.
If a link brought you here rather than to the page you expected, that page is most likely in the list: its address has been preserved, while the page itself is shown in the current design of the site rather than in the one it was first published in.
Everything here belongs to this site. Nothing has been brought in from elsewhere, and nothing has been rewritten to say something the original did not say: the text is the text that stood at that address, set in the pages the site uses today.
As Paul Biya Looks to Run Again, Has He Delivered on His Promises?
A fact-check style look at the pledges Paul Biya made in his last campaign: roads, dams, jobs, healthcare and governance, and what Cameroonians can actually see on the ground.
Growing Numbers of Young CAR Refugees Arrive in Cameroon Malnourished
Children fleeing violence in the Central African Republic are reaching East Cameroon weak and malnourished, stretching border health centres and humanitarian teams.
CONAC Won't Name Corrupt Officials in Anti-Corruption Report
Cameroon's National Anti-Corruption Commission presents its report on the state of graft but keeps the names of implicated officials out of public view, drawing criticism.
Body of Bishop Bala Finally Recovered From River Sanaga
Days after his car was found on the Sanaga bridge, the body of Bishop Jean-Marie Benoit Bala of Bafia is recovered downstream, as questions grow over how he died.
Cameroon's Forces Free Boko Haram Hostages, Says Defence Minister
Cameroon's defence minister says troops in the Far North have freed hostages held by Boko Haram and neutralised fighters in an operation near the Nigerian border.
Stampede as Agbor Tabi collapses in Buea
Added by Cameroon Daily Journal on April 20, 2015. Saved under BREAKING NEWS , NATIONAL NEWS Tags: Stampede as Agbor Tabi collapses in Buea , teaser Agbor Tabi (second from left) before the fall Agbor Tabi (second from…
Gendarmes Open Fire in Kumbo as Southern Cameroons Flag Flutters
Deadly shooting in Kumbo as gendarmes confront crowds and the Southern Cameroons flag is raised in Kumbo Square, deepening anger in the Bui division.
Over Plot to Overthrow Biya
- Military Tribunal Issues Travel Ban on Journalists And Bars Them From Practising Added by Sylvanus Ezieh on October 28, 2014. Saved under BREAKING NEWS , NATIONAL NEWS Tags: journalists , Journalists barred , Military…
Ndikum Gerald: Gov't Paid Autopsy Experts in Bishop Bala Probe
A claim by Ndikum Gerald about government payments to the autopsy experts in the Bishop Bala case revives doubts over the independence of the investigation.
Military Brutality Sends Southern Cameroonians Fleeing to Nigeria
Villagers from the Anglophone regions cross into Nigeria's Cross River and Benue states to escape military crackdowns, raising fears of a growing refugee crisis.
North West and South West Businesses Count Losses From Internet Shutdown
Banks, cyber cafes, mobile money agents and start-ups in Cameroon's Anglophone regions are counting the cost of the internet shutdown imposed by the government.
Herakles Farms Back in South West Cameroon Palm Oil Spotlight
The Herakles Farms palm oil project in Cameroon's South West returns to the headlines, reviving the dispute over forest clearing, permits and community land rights.
Attackers Kill Villagers and Kidnap Girl in Cameroon
Gunmen attack a village in Cameroon, killing residents and abducting a girl, in a raid that highlights the insecurity facing rural communities near the borders.
Agbor Balla, Fontem Neba Interrogated and Locked Up in Yaounde
Consortium leaders Barrister Agbor Balla and Dr Fontem Neba are arrested in Buea, transferred to Yaounde, questioned and detained as the Anglophone crisis escalates.
Cameroon Gov't Turns Schools Into Military Barracks in Anglophone Regions
Troops deployed to the Anglophone regions are occupying school buildings, raising alarm over children's right to education and the protection of schools in conflict.
Drama in Military Tribunal as State Witnesses Fail to Identify Accused
In the Yaounde military tribunal, prosecution witnesses fail to recognise the defendants they testify against, and the Anglophone crisis trial is adjourned once more.
Carnage in Southern Cameroons as Troops Open Fire on Crowds
Reports of deadly shootings across Anglophone towns as troops confront demonstrators, with families searching for missing relatives and calls for an inquiry.
Agbor Balla, Others Back in Court for Release Procedures: Ben Muna
Defence lawyer Ben Muna says Barrister Agbor Balla and fellow detainees return to court for the formalities that should lead to their release.
UN Rights Chief and the Human Rights Situation in Cameroon
What the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights does, how the office engages with Cameroon, and why its statements matter for victims and for the government.
BREAKING NEWS: Scandalous Revelation Involving Herakles Farms Wrote Presidency to Intervene in Pending Lawsuits
Added by Cameroon Daily Journal on November 9, 2015. Saved under BREAKING NEWS , NATIONAL NEWS Tags: buea , Jonathan watts , judges , lawsuits , limbe , loxy Massango Epie , Scandalous Revelation Involving Herakles…
BREAKING NEWS: Cameroon Army Aborted French Hatched Coup to Overthrow Biya Last January
Added by Cameroon Daily Journal on July 1, 2015. Saved under BREAKING NEWS , NATIONAL NEWS Tags: Cameroon Army Aborted French Hatched Coup to Overthrow Biya Last January , teaser Share the post "BREAKING NEWS: Cameroon…
Wirba Makes Startling Revelations on Killed, Injured and Displaced
Anglophone MP Joseph Wirba speaks out on the human cost of the crackdown on the October demonstrations: deaths, injuries and families driven from their homes.
Spotsylvania Man's Hopes Dashed During Mission Trip to Cameroon
A young Virginian set out to serve the poor in Cameroon with zeal and faith. What he found there, and in himself, became a hard lesson about doing good abroad.
China Unicom Seeks to Link Cameroon and Brazil With Submarine Cable
A China Unicom delegation visits Yaounde to win government backing for a submarine fibre optic cable linking Cameroon to Brazil and the Latin American market.
EXCLUSIVE: Give Anglophones Another Referendum, They Will Vote to Leave Cameroun Cardinal Tumi
Added by Cameroon Daily Journal on June 28, 2015. Saved under NATIONAL NEWS Tags: Cardinal Tum , Give Anglophones Another Referendum , teaser , They Will Vote to Leave Cameroun Share the post "EXCLUSIVE: Give…
Bishop Bala Was Brutally Murdered, Catholic Bishops Say
Cameroon's Catholic bishops declare that Bishop Jean-Marie Benoit Bala of Bafia was brutally murdered and demand that the authorities establish the truth.
AssouEkotto explains
World Cup 2014: Assou-Ekotto explains why he headbutted team-mate Moukandjo
ADF Lands Ground Troops in Southern Cameroons, Declares War on LRC
The Ambazonia Defence Forces, armed wing of the Ambazonia Governing Council, announce a ground presence in Southern Cameroons and declare war on La Republique du Cameroun.
Nfon Mukete May Have Been Sidelined From Biya’s New Year Wishes Ceremony for Daring The Regime With Anglophone Marginalisation Issues
Added by Cameroon Daily Journal on January 18, 2016. Saved under BREAKING NEWS , NATIONAL NEWS Tags: Nfon Mukete May Have Been Sidelined From Biya’s New Year Wishes Ceremony for Daring The Regime With Anglophone…
Tapang Ivo, Mark Bareta and Bandy Kiki: Behind the Online Row
A social media dispute pits blogger Bandy Kiki against Anglophone activists Tapang Ivo and Mark Bareta. What was said, what is unproven, and why it matters.