The opposition figure says a network at Douala's identification centre targets diaspora Cameroonians, and asks the Delegate General for National Security to suspend staff and open an inquiry.
Felix Mbayu told the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights that Cameroon is seeking answers that balance rights protection with security needs, and said the government will defend its single report at the next public session.
The 2027 budget circular asks the government to encourage state shareholdings in institutions offering alternative financing, after Cameroon paid part of its $50 million Africa50 subscription.
A profile of the deputy director of the civil cabinet names him among those favoured for an office the president has not filled since the constitutional revision of 14 April 2026 created it.
Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji told the UNHCR executive committee that host countries should not carry refugee protection alone and called for more international funding.
The National Commission for Doctoral Training set the recruitment rules for the 2026-2027 academic year at a meeting on 15 October 2026, with 700 places reserved for Cameroonian candidates and 115 for international students.
The higher education minister chaired the first meeting of the local organising committee for the 44th ordinary session of the CAMES council of ministers, due in 2027.
The MCPSD president called for an impartial inquiry and for the CPDM to examine the position of the MP for Haut-Nkam after images circulated showing him in a violent scene with a senior civil servant.
African states are urged to keep classified critical or sovereign public data on their own territory by 2030, under a declaration adopted at a digital governance fair in Yaounde.
The collective "Ramenez nos fils et nos freres" said it will hold peaceful demonstrations in several Cameroonian cities to demand information on compatriots recruited into the Russian army and sent to the Ukrainian front.