By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Actu Cameroun
A Cameroonian court is due to deliver its ruling on 26 October in expedited proceedings in the case between the Movement for the Renaissance of Cameroon and Salomon Beas. Actu Cameroun presents the decision as a first step in the legal and media dispute.
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Tiriane Balbine Noah was elected president of the Movement for the Renaissance of Cameroon (MRC) at the extraordinary convention held in Yaoundé on 17 October. She succeeds Maurice Kamto at the head of the opposition party and will notably oversee its reorganisation and preparations for upcoming elections, according to Camer.
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Shanda Tonme, presented as the Universal Mediator, sent an official letter to Cameroonian President Paul Biya on 19 October calling for the urgent adoption of dual nationality. He criticised the current legislation, but the information reported does not allow its content to be conveyed in greater detail.
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At 33, Cameroon international striker Ajara Nchout Njoya has signed for Lékié FF, a club in the Cameroonian women's football league. This return to Cameroon marks a new stage in her career, reports Actu Cameroun.
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Meeting in general assembly on 10 October in Garoua, Cameroonian club Coton Sport adopted seven resolutions to strengthen its organisation and improve its sporting performances. These decisions are set to open a new chapter in the club’s management and development, according to Actu Cameroun.
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ARSEL and SOCADEL assess electricity access programmeThe director general of the Electricity Sector Regulatory Agency (ARSEL) met SOCADEL on 13 October 2026 to review the pilot phase of the Transitional Electricity Access Programme (PATE). Discussions focused on regularising degraded connections, consumer protection and billing transparency, reports Journal du Cameroun.
Congo-Brazzaville plans to end visas for Africans in 2027Congo-Brazzaville’s Council of Ministers has approved a bill abolishing entry visas for nationals of all African countries, with a proposed start date of 1 January 2027. The bill would still require an electronic travel authorisation and must be examined and adopted by parliament, according to the Zambian Observer article.The week in Africa
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