While revoking visas, refusing to renew protected status, and potentially hitting African countries with travel restrictions, the acceptance of white South Africans as refugees is curious and disturbing.
Newly discovered recordings highlight how the late Cameroonian composer anticipated today’s global African electronic music wave.
The acclaimed author and activist speaks with OkayAfrica about her multicultural African upbringing, her writing that challenges the virtue of female patience, and her vision for a future where feminist activism is no longer needed.
In conflict-torn Anglophone regions, young spoken-word artists use poetry to process trauma and advocate for dialogue in Cameroon's nine-year civil conflict.
Through film, spoken word, and restored photographs, Black Media Plus artists Ethel Tawe and Baff Akoto bring history, time and memory to life in two distinct and compelling projects.
Brenda Biya, the daughter of Cameroon's President Paul Biya is hoping that her coming out as lesbian will help in changing the country’s anti-LGBTQ laws.
The French Cameroonian singer and rapper discusses his unique musical style and cultural heritage, highlighted in the vibrant music video for his global hit, “Bécane.”
These presidents, who have ruled for periods ranging from two to five decades, have maintained their grip on power through the manipulation of institutions and constitutions.
Now in its 47th year, the DanceAfrica festival turns its focus on the history, arts and culture of Cameroon.
Cameroon-raised singer Libianca has faced threats for flying Cameroon’s flag, amidst ongoing, violent conflict in the Central African country.
The Central African nation launched the malaria vaccine distribution program in selected districts on January 22, and is looking forward to spreading the coverage across the country.
Debate intensifies over succession in Cameroon, as questions arise about the re-election of Africa's second-longest serving leader for another 7-year term following the 2025 presidential election.
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