Amindeh Blaise Atabong

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Amindeh Blaise Atabong is a freelance investigative journalist who has reported for local, regional, and international news outlets from many countries. Since 2013, he has won several prestigious awards, including a Kurt Schork Award in International Journalism (2019), for reporting on topical issues that touch on the socio-economic, political, and cultural life of the African continent. You can follow him @AmindehBlaise

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7/8/22

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L’Allemagne va restituer la statue de la déesse volée au peuple Nso du Cameroun

Germany to return looted goddess statue to Cameroon’s Nso people

✦ Who can compete with Airbnb in Africa?

Mauritius’ MediaCity hopes to succeed where other African smart cities have failed

A wave of US deportations has left the fate of African asylum seekers in the balance

Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis is back on the global agenda after school children are killed by gunmen

Across Africa, citizens are resisting attempts to raise tax revenue from rising mobile use

Cameroon’s plan to make users pay import duties on mobile devices has sparked outrage

Cameroon’s “president for life” is facing protests as the Anglophone crisis rumbles on

How social media is being exploited for South Africa’s long-standing xenophobia problem

African countries are having to come to terms with a growing diaspora’s dual citizenship

Cameroonians are worried about coronavirus but also about an absent president

The iconic Manu Dibango put African pop music on the global stage

African countries are trying to work together to stop a borderless fake drug problem

Africa’s medical scientists are struggling to get funding to back their research

Jumia’s Cameroon exit could be the first step to shrinking its beleaguered e-commerce business

Cameroon’s Anglophone separatist leaders have been jailed for life

One of Africa’s wealthiest countries is building a Trump-like wall to stop migrants

An African fantasy video game studio has created a comic book to reach a wider audience

This startup is using artificial intelligence to help African farmers tackle crop pests and diseases