By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Actu Cameroun
From his cell, Olivier Bibou Nissack, a leading figure in the Cameroon Renaissance Movement, has filed a complaint for “treason”. The move comes amid an internal conflict pitting several party officials against one another, according to Actu Cameroun.
Bibou Nissack, a Cameroon Renaissance Movement member detained in Yaoundé, has lodged a complaint with the party’s arbitration committee against Henry Djoko, accusing him of treason and defamation. The complaint concerns remarks questioning his loyalty to Maurice Kamto and the MRC, reports Mimi Mefo Info.
🇨🇲 Cameroon · Source: Mimi Mefo Info ·
The Cameroon Renaissance Movement is asking the competent institutions to establish that the presidency is vacant and entrust the interim presidency to the Senate president. In a statement dated 28 October 2026 in Yaoundé, party president Tiriane Balbine Noah cited a risk of political implosion, according to Camer.be.
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The Bank of Central African States denies rumours that some coins will be withdrawn from circulation from 1 November 2026 in the CEMAC region. The clarification follows several days of confusion over the circulation of coins, according to GabonActu.
🇨🇲 Cameroon · Source: GabonActu ·
The Cameroonian Party for National Reconciliation is asking Cameroon's Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, to reverse the suspension of the Front for the National Salvation of Cameroon. Its national secretary for political affairs denounced the decision in a statement, according to Actu Cameroun.
🇨🇲 Cameroon · Source: Actu Cameroun ·
Cameroonian civil society demands evidence against FSNCCameroonian civil society organisations are asking the government to publish the evidence justifying the three-month suspension of the Front for the National Salvation of Cameroon (FSNC). Territorial Administration Minister Paul Atanga Nji defended the measure in an interview published by Cameroon Tribune on 29 October, citing alleged breaches of the law on political parties.
Prince Epenge’s lawyer detained and released in KinshasaCongolese lawyer Nico Mayengele was allegedly detained on 31 October after filming his client Prince Epenge’s arrival at Makala prison in Kinshasa, then released after his telephones were confiscated. Le Potentiel reports that the case has revived concerns about the legal profession and access to judicial information.The week in Africa
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