The French government says Moscow has interfered in Cameroon and the Republic of the Congo, two days before a summit on Africa and Russia. The accusation names no evidence and no response from Yaounde has been reported.
Christian Ntimbane Bomo, executive president of the Heritage Party, published a column telling citizens to disregard revelations and polemics about senior officials and to concentrate on the truth of the ballot box.
Lieutenant-Colonel Parfait Ayissi Nanga told the military tribunal in Yaounde that the first investigation into Martinez Zogo's death served political interests and that he has been threatened, including an alleged attempt on his life in Ebolowa in August 2026.
President Paul Biya's circular of 12 October 2026 sets the guidelines for the 2027 finance law, while Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute told regional leaders in Bamenda to keep contact with armed groups. The brief of 25 October 2026 had named three electoral indicators to watch; none has been published.
Developing. Portfolio filings with the US regulator show two funds linked to the American asset manager held 3.11 million euros of Cameroon's 2021 eurobond at 30 June 2026, a position one of them has cut since 2025.
The three-month ban on Issa Tchiroma Bakary's party, signed on 27 October 2026, remains in force with no public response from its leader and no word on whether it will be contested in court.
The national gendarmerie found the ammunition hidden in bush at Kalakafra and reported dismantling a dormant cell at Kousseri, both during the sixth phase of Operation Tentacules.
The politician published a text from his cell saying he is guilty of having devoted his life to Cameroon. A senior justice ministry official, Michel Ange Angouing, replied that a confession does not decide a case.
A Cameroonian delegation told the UN Human Rights Committee that the justice ministry's inspectorate handled 460 complaints of corruption and professional misconduct between 2024 and 2025, and that 210 investigations were ordered.
Interior Minister Paul Atanga Nji said security forces will intensify the pursuit of criminals in the Centre region and that mototaxis must follow new registration rules, after a security meeting in Yaounde on 26 October 2026.