By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Journal du Cameroun
The sixth ordinary session of the Council of Central African Police Chiefs concludes at the Yaoundé Congress Centre after two days of work. The meeting aims to strengthen the fight against cross-border crime, reports Journal du Cameroun.
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After more than eight hours of work, the board of the Cameroon Volleyball Federation adopted several measures aimed at strengthening discipline and governance for the 2026-2027 season. The decisions were taken at a federation meeting devoted to organising the next season, reports Actu Cameroun.
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Paul Biya has appointed Rémy Nama and Abdoullaye Daouda to Cameroon’s Constitutional Council to fill the two vacancies left by the deaths of Clément Atangana and Bah Oumarou Sanda. By decree dated 16 October 2026, Rémy Nama was also named president of the institution, reports Stopblablacam.
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Equatorial Guinean authorities have fined TotalEnergies and Tradex 1.5 billion CFA francs after a new petrol shortage in Malabo. The two distributors blame the difficulties on transfers blocked at the Bank of Central African States, while 29,000 tonnes of fuel are expected from 21 to 23 October, Radiomacuto reports, citing Cameroonian media.
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Harold Nkoudoh, secretary of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement’s communal federation in Kékem, says its members are ready to target victory in the next municipal and legislative elections. Thirteen federation delegates attended the 17 October convention in Yaoundé, which elected Tiriane Balbine Noah president after Maurice Kamto’s resignation, reports Camer.
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Cameroon reinforces Kotserehe after deadly Boko Haram attackCameroon’s army has announced reinforcements in Kotserehe, in the Far North, after a Boko Haram attack killed two people, including the village chief, and destroyed nearly 30 homes. The decision was made during a military visit on 20 October 2026, according to local authorities cited by Mimimefoinfos.
Touadéra adviser accuses Chad of preparing an offensiveJules Njawé, a Cameroonian adviser to Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, accused Chad and France of preparing an offensive against the Central African Republic with 103 armed pick-up trucks and two fighter aircraft. He made the remarks on 19 October, nine days after an attack in the Nabagaye-Tissi border area reportedly injured 16 Chadian soldiers, according to Corbeau News Centrafrique.The week in Africa
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