MMI News (Mimi Mefo Info)

La phase 2 de l’autoroute Yaoundé-Douala avance. Au point kilométrique 100, les tronçonneuses tournent, les arbres tombent, et les études topographiques progressent sur un chantier qui, pendant des mois, piétinait faute d’emprises libéré...

Demain matin, des milliers d’agents recenseurs sont censés frapper à la porte des ménages camerounais pour lancer officiellement le 4ème Recensement Général de la Population et de l’Habitat, couplé au Recensement Général de l’Agricul...

In a global context marked by uncertainty, economic pressures, and rising social tensions, conversations around resilience are gaining renewed urgency. It is against this backdrop that TEDx Yaoundé 2026 held its second edition on April 19, 2026, at La Maison de la First Bank, Hypodrome in Yaoundé, under the theme “Unbreakable: Rethinking Resilience.”

The event, whic...

Lawmakers in the French National Assembly have approved a new bill aimed at simplifying the return of African artefacts taken during the colonial era, marking a significant shift in France’s approach to cultural restitution. The vote, held earlier this week, is being seen as a major step toward addressing long-standing historical grievances tied to colonial looting and owners...

The death of Nfor Tabetando Ndiep Nso on April 21, 2026, closes a long and complex chapter in Cameroon’s political life. It is a life that spans traditional authority, elite state power, and the unresolved crisis of Anglophone marginalisation. He was a man of many identities: a lawyer, a traditional ruler,