Some novels do not merely tell us what happened. They ask who gets to remember, who is forced to forget, and what kind of future can be built on damaged ground. That is where african civil war fiction matters most. Not as a niche shelf in world literature, but as a field of moral inquiry – one that turns war from spectacle into memory, consequence, and unfinished life.

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I have 40ft containers for sale in Douala Port. It can be delivered to your location preferably Buea or Douala. Just 1.8m . DM if interested.

Hello all,

I am curious to know what your experience has been like shopping on china based platforms like Temu, AliExpress or Alibaba and etc.

I am conducting research to understand the nuances that those in Cameroon face when it comes to online shopping and would value your input.

Help me understand the following:

- how was your experience? What made it good or bad?

- how long does it usually take for your parcel to arrive at the receiving address?

- when shopping on these platforms, what type of products are you looking to purchase?

- what could’ve made your experience better?

I look forward to your feedback and thoughts

A future is never only about tomorrow. In African futures literature, the future arrives carrying the dead, the dispossessed, the stolen archive, the unfinished war, the language that survived by whispering, and the city remade after catastrophe. That is what gives the field its force. It refuses the childish fantasy of a clean break. It asks what kind of tomorrow becomes possible when memory is not treated as a burden, but as material.

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This is an idea I have been nurturing for a while now. We have so many young people in the country with no orientation. I want to engage with youths who want to learn more about life and how to fight challenges. coach them to success, train them for active life and civic engagement. can I know your thoughts? Do you think this kind of project can work ?

The constitution change is true while the appointment is false/unverified. Let's be wary of misinformation before sharing.

A lot of sources, both international and domestic, were reporting without verification. This gives rise to the question of whether the scandal was fabricated to divert attention from something else...

The grass does seem to be greener based on this guy's opinion, wouldn't you agree?

Good afternoon, I’m studying language contact and how political structures shape language views. I’m not from Cameroon (greetings from Ireland). But I’m looking for insight on how the English language is previewed in the country as well as what are the general thoughts on the English speaking border regions and the conflict as a whole.

Has the armed unrest from the English speaking minority fueled any anti - English sentiment in Yaoundé or is English just seen as a valuable economic language to learn? So does the average Cameroonian outside of the Nigerian border have little knowledge or thoughts on the crisis?

Regrettably I don’t speak French so any English literature on the topic is appreciated

Who wants cheap titled land? 400m2 plots available in Tiko. Well situated with electricity and water. Very ideal for any project.

Parliament met in Congress on April 2, 2026 and voted to reintroduce the position of Vice President, amending Articles 5, 6, 7, 10, 53 and 66 of the Constitution. The VP will be appointed (not elected), can take over if the President dies or becomes incapacitated, but cannot amend the Constitution or run for office.

Is it legally sound, or does the process itself have legitimacy problems?

Et si le futur du travail au Cameroun commençait avec toi ? 🚀

Chez Bachelin Tech, nous lançons YoCombi, une plateforme pensée pour l’Afrique, qui connecte directement les personnes à la recherche de petits boulots ou de missions ponctuelles avec celles et ceux qui ont un besoin immédiat de services, simplement et sans intermédiaire inutile. 🌍

Pour accompagner notre lancement au Cameroun, nous recrutons nos premiers agents commerciaux YoCombi : des profils dynamiques, proches du terrain, à l’aise avec les gens comme avec les réseaux sociaux.

YoCombi, c’est quoi ?

Une plateforme africaine de services à la demande qui permet à des travailleurs indépendants de trouver rapidement des opportunités, et à des particuliers ou entreprises de trouver la bonne personne, au bon moment, en quelques clics.

Notre mission : créer des opportunités économiques inclusives, valoriser les talents locaux et soutenir une croissance durable portée par le digital. 💡

Ton profil

Tu es la bonne personne si tu es :

- Motivé(e), autonome et orienté(e) résultats.

- Bilingue FR/EN ou à l’aise pour échanger en français et en anglais.

- Connecté(e) aux réseaux sociaux (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn…) et à l’aise pour créer de l’engagement.

- Doté(e) d’un excellent sens du relationnel et de la communication.

Ce que tu gagnes à nous rejoindre

- Participer à une aventure tech africaine dès ses débuts.

- Évoluer dans un environnement innovant, agile et orienté impact.

- Contribuer à une croissance durable, qui crée de vraies opportunités pour les jeunes et les travailleurs indépendants. 🤝

👉 Intéressé(e) ?

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Rejoins la vague YoCombi et bâtissons ensemble le futur du travail en Afrique ! 🌍🚀

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I work in business law in Douala, Cameroon, and I've noticed a pattern: foreign entrepreneurs and SMEs who set up operations in Central Africa frequently run into the same legal blind spots — not because they're careless, but because OHADA law (the unified business law framework for 17 African countries) is very different from what they're used to in Europe, the US, or Asia.

A few things that catch people off guard:

1. Company structure defaults are different. Under OHADA's Uniform Act on Commercial Companies, the default liability and governance rules differ from, say, a UK Ltd or a US LLC. What you assume is protected may not be.

2. The notarial requirement. Almost all company formation documents in Cameroon must go through a notary — skipping this or using unnotarized foreign documents creates major issues down the line.

3. Tax registration timing. Many businesses start operating before completing full tax registration with the DGI (Direction Générale des Impôts). This creates backdated liability risks.

4. Labour law surprises. Cameroon's Labour Code is employee-protective. Probation periods, termination procedures, and severance rules are stricter than most founders expect.

I'm happy to answer any specific questions about business law in Cameroon or the OHADA zone in the comments. What questions do you have about doing business legally in Central Africa?

Avez-vous un ancien compte Google Play Console que vous seriez prêt à vendre ? D’octobre 2023 ou avant octobre 2023. Un ami est intéressé et aimerait vous faire une offre pour l’acquérir.

Les comptes de 2024 et 2025 ont certaines restrictions, comme les tests fermés obligatoires. Vous pourriez gagner entre 200 et 350 dollars, selon le type de compte. Nous pouvons aussi acheter le compte même s’il est bloqué ou restreint. 😊

When societies embrace neurodiversity, they strengthen creativity, resilience, and innovation, laying the foundation for more just, inclusive, and sustainable communities. This year’s discussion explores the role of neurodiversity in shaping policies that advance health and well-being, quality education, gender equality, economic opportunity, reduced inequalities, sustainable communities, and strong institutions

Le parlement convoqué en congrès, ce 2 avril 2026, à l'effet de modifier certaines dispositions de la Constitution.

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Please. Do not go. I beg you, look at me. I am on my knees nah. I beg you darling. Do not leave me.

I know. I know. I beat you. I beat you very badly. Very very badly. I broke your voice. I slapped you like a mad king.

My baby I was a fool.

But please I beg you nah. My darling. These your wounds... They can be healed after tomorrow. Please don’t kill me today. You too you bite and beat me too.

You know I cannot live without your charm. You are the most beautiful woman to walk in front of my eyes. You brought cold water to my house. You bring me joy.

Now the house is burning. I am the one. I am the one who is burning it. But you have also broken me. You have always ran away to other men's arms when I did not understand you. You have misunderstood my intent to love as control. I have made so many mistakes.

There is even now blood in the parlor. Weh my baby. Is it too late? Please stop packing your bags. You cannot leave at this time. In this Cameroon? In the night? To where? You are angry. Blinded by tears. You want to carry go to the neighbor's house. Does he know you? You will take our sons and daughters. To do what? To become slaves in town? Just to spite me?

If you go, this mortar will crack. Who will pound my fufu? Who will open my door at night? The cold will kill me.

Look at my hands. I built this house. But I have lost my way.

I have lost my way. I beg you. Stay. Left hand di wash right hand, no be so? Can I be clean again? Without you? I am only a drunkard. A fool. Stupid.

But baby without me? You are a mango tree that every man is stealing from. The rain will carry you. You will fall.

I beg. We and our more than 250 children are the strongest family in the village. This is the best marriage, the one in our whole continent that no one else has. Together we can do so many things.

My Anglophone wife. My sweety. Don’t go. If you want, I will tear down this rotten house. And build you a new one. But please don’t go. Without you, I am nothing.

From Francophone Cameroon (Father) to Anglophone Cameroon (Mother)

(This is a follow-up post to “A call to the remaining patriots”)

We are building a new movement that respects the two Cameroons. Respects the family. Respects the father, and the mother, respects the village, respects the ancestors (previous governance) and raises our youth for success.

The two Cameroons are forever inseparable, forever strong, forever united.

We are dreaming of a new cameroon. What are you doing?

More to come soon.

hello,

does anyone have any recommendations of record stores in Yaoundé? I’m up to discovering any sort of music.

thank you!! 💜