OPINION: Cameroon’s newspapers are struggling, but they are far from dead
Social media may win the race for speed, but traditional journalism still wins where trust and context matter.
Dans les coulisses: With love from Abidjan – Part I
Looking back, I realise the road to the 2026 Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum was just as fulfilling as the Forum itself
“Alleluia Journalism” threatening media credibility in Cameroon – New study
A new PhD study examining the political economy of Cameroon’s print media has raised concerns over what it describes as
University of Buea, Aarhus University deepen journalism collaboration through Erasmus+ exchange
the exchange also highlighted opportunities for deeper collaboration between the two universities
Bernice Enang’s Finding You: a call for emotional wholeness in Cameroon
Cameroon’s social and economic realities continue to shape how people live, relate, and define themselves. With a private sector minimum
Cameroon slips 10 places in Africa’s Digital Rights ranking as new report raises alarm
As Cameroon continues its digital transition, the country’s decline in the continental ranking raises difficult but necessary questions
CTNP sends off 2025 VIIMMA student journalism winners after professional internships
The Camer Today News Project (CTNP) is proud to formally send off the winners of the 2025 CTNP student journalism
By your grace: Bonzyz and Rinyu deliver Easter hymn “Njoh Weh”
What are you grateful for? Family? Friends? Work? Or simply the gift of life itself? These are the questions answered
Invisible Wounds: The Psychological Toll on Journalists Covering Cameroon’s Anglophone Conflict
“Seeing people whose body parts had been chopped off was painful at first, but you eventually become immune to it…”
Interview: Online Abuse Is Silencing Women Journalists, And Newsrooms Are Not Doing Enough
While some media institutions acknowledge online abuse, many still lack clear, enforceable policies that make women feel genuinely protected.