Today’s Cameroonian newspaper headlines highlight major developments in infrastructure, politics, and governance. Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute inaugurated a new 60-billion-CFA clinker and cement plant in Figuil, aiming to boost national production and reduce imports. In the mining towns of Buri and Campbé, protests erupted over controversial local mining practices linked to the Bonjjo family and MP Bonaventure Assam, raising fresh concerns over resource governance. Meanwhile, Reverend Waff enters the 2025 presidential race. Road delays in Bamenda continue to frustrate residents despite World Bank funding, while Douala’s transport sector faces chaos as motorbike taxis defy regulations. Watch our full review for all the top stories shaping the nation. https://youtu.be/R_iVZpmC8p8 #cameroon #news #elections2025 #infrastructure #mining #transport #publicservice #cotton #economy #pressreview #africa