Today’s Cameroonian newspaper headlines spotlight urgent health and political concerns, as the nation faces a critical blood shortage that could cost lives. Meanwhile, tensions rise near the border following a deadly cross-border conflict. Overstaying leadership in public companies is drawing criticism for stifling innovation, while allegations of police torture and misappropriation of press assistance funds point to deepening governance issues. In the mining sector, corruption continues to hinder development. As the 2025 presidential election nears, Elections Cameroon steps up voter registration while the Prime Minister opens a new cement factory to regain support in the North—where CPDM dominance appears to be waning. An editorial warns that internal sabotage by top officials may be derailing government performance, and a rain-soaked CPDM installation ceremony is seen by critics as symbolic of the party's growing disconnect from the grassroots. Watch our full review for all the top stories shaping the nation. https://buff.ly/FY0K56Z #cameroon #news #elections2025 #governance #health #mining #corruption #pressreview #africa #biya #cpdm #votersregistration