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Cameroon's President Came Home a Month Ago. He Still Hasn't Actually Appeared
Politics
Freedom in Cameroon: For Everyone or When Convenient?
Politics
School Resumption: When September Divides Cameroon into two.
Opinion
201 Women in Three Years: Inside Cameroon’s Femicide Crisis
Politics
Audience with The Monarch: The Cameroonians who met Queen Elizabeth II
Politics
Who Governs When the President Is Away?
Politics
Can Cameroon’s political institutions keep pace with Africa’s youngest population?
Politics
WHO REALLY GOVERNS CAMEROON?
Politics
Civic Engagement Beyond Election Day
Business
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Why Do So Few Cameroonian Businesses Become Continental Champions?
Business
Digital Payments Are Reshaping Commerce
Business
The Role of Entrepreneurship in Economic Development
Business
Building Brands That Customers Remember
Business
Why Strong Company Culture Matters
Business
Innovation Begins with Solving Everyday Problems
Business
Customer Experience Is Becoming the New Competitive Advantage
Business
Small Businesses Are Powering Africa's Next Growth Story
Economy
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Economy
Cameroon’s Future of Work: AI Meets a Young Workforce
It is not AI that threatens young workers. It is the trust and mentorship missing around it.
Business
Digital Payments Are Reshaping Commerce
Cashless transactions continue to gain popularity among consumers and businesses.
Economy
The Importance of Infrastructure Investment
Economy
Diversification Strengthens National Economies
Economy
Understanding Inflation in Everyday Life
Business
Why Do So Few Cameroonian Businesses Become Continental Champions?
Technology
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A Nigerian Built Virtual Lagos Overnight. 9 Days Later, It Was Worth $10M.
Mark Zuckerberg spent billions trying to convince the world that people would someday live inside virtual cities. A Nigerian developer has just made that
Technology
Waspito Is Winning Abroad. But Do Cameroonians Know What It Can Do?
This month, I watched another piece of good news about a Cameroonian startup travel across social media. Waspito had just won the $250,000
Technology
Africa’s Poverty Problem Is Not Technological. It Is Philosophical
Africa cannot rise through technology in and of itself. It will only rise through values that inform ethical decisions, which in turn shape policies that foster genuine and holistic development.
AI
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Is AI Making Our Children Smarter or Just Lazier?
Is AI making our children smarter, or is it simply making everything so easy that they no longer have to develop the muscles required to think?
AI
AI in Healthcare
Artificial intelligence is helping healthcare professionals analyze medical images, predict disease risks, and improve patient care.
AI
AI Is Changing How Businesses Operate
Organizations are using AI to automate repetitive tasks, analyze large datasets, and improve customer experiences.
Africa
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Dangote Refinery IPO: What African Investors Need to Know
Can a government that has restricted the refinery's crude, contested its licences, and reneged on its own equity stake be trusted to keep the conditions stable enough for that profitability to reach the shareholder's pocket?
Africa
Africa and the Equal Earth Projection: Big on Map, Small in practice.
Africa
Why Europe Needs Africa More Than Ever?
Africa
Samuel Eto’o and the War on Mediocrity.
Africa
How Wax Dey is Blending Law and Afrobeat
World
A More Connected World Brings Shared Opportunities
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Africa and the Equal Earth Projection: Big on Map, Small in practice.
Resizing a map does not redraw respect. Only sustained, unglamorous work does. The map has gotten bigger. We have stayed exactly the same size in the things that count.
World
Uber Leaves Nigeria. And What This Means for Africa.
Within roughly forty-eight hours, three stories landed that, taken separately, look almost unrelated. Uber announced it was
World
America’s Democracy: A Byproduct of Geopolitical Cynicism!
American democracy is less a pure moral project and more a corollary of its realist maneuvering in global politics.
World
Apple Has Had Eight CEOs. Only Two Became the Story.
Where Jobs was celebrated for product instinct and theatrical launches, Cook became associated with operations, supply chains, services, and scale.
Opinion
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Opinion
When Kom Spoke, Cameroon Listened. But Who Was Right?
Opinion
Cameroon's Facebook Republic: Online Discourse Turns Scathing and Caustic.
Opinion
The Anglophone Crisis: Is a Solution Still Within Reach?
Opinion
201 Women in Three Years: Inside Cameroon’s Femicide Crisis
Opinion
Why you Should Adopt Personal Responsibility
Opinion
Joshua Osih: Inside the Mind of an Unconventional Opposition Politician
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9/11 Attack and America's War on Terror: The Cure has Out-killed the Disease
By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa
AI
Is AI Making Our Children Smarter or Just Lazier?
By Emmanuel Cobbi
Africa
Dangote Refinery IPO: What African Investors Need to Know
By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa
Opinion
When Kom Spoke, Cameroon Listened. But Who Was Right?
By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa
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Cameroon's Facebook Republic: Online Discourse Turns Scathing and Caustic.
By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa
Politics
School Resumption: When September Divides Cameroon into two.
By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa
Africa
Africa and the Equal Earth Projection: Big on Map, Small in practice.
By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa
World
Uber Leaves Nigeria. And What This Means for Africa.
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