Cameroon - In Yaoundé, spies are now spying on each other

Author: camer.bePublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Cameroon

Politics

Cameroon - In Yaoundé, spies are now spying on each other

In Yaoundé, internal tensions are emerging within the intelligence services, where agents are spying on each other. This situation raises concerns about loyalty and the effectiveness of security operations. Rivalries among different factions within the secret services could jeopardize national security.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

Tensions within the government: Disagreement between Al Aminou Lô and Cheikh Diba?

PoliticsBusiness & EconomySenegal

senenews.com•28m ago

Tensions within the government: Disagreement between Al Aminou Lô and Cheikh Diba?

The President of the National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, announced that the 2026 Rectified Finance Law (LFR) project has not been submitted to his institution, raising questions about harmony within the government. Despite a deadline set for September 15 by the Prime Minister, the text remains missing, reviving speculation about a disagreement between Al Aminou Lô and Cheikh Diba. Sonko condemned an attempt at political manipulation and shifted the responsibility for the delay back to the executive.

PoliticsUnited Kingdom

bbc.co.uk•29m ago

Home - BBC News

Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, defended his claims about Charles in a BBC interview, stating that Charles said 'we'll forget her soon enough.' Spencer also revealed that Charles 'went ballistic' in a phone call after Diana's death. Other news includes the sentencing of a teenager for piloting a boat carrying 165 migrants across the Channel.

Yakaar-Teranga: the Ministry of Energy denies any 'fire sale' and corrects the concerned block in Senegal

PoliticsBusiness & EconomySenegal

Charly Hessoun•29m ago

Yakaar-Teranga: the Ministry of Energy denies any 'fire sale' and corrects the concerned block in Senegal

The Senegalese Ministry of Energy denied accusations of a fire sale regarding the agreement with Italian group Eni, stating that the Yakaar-Teranga gas field is not among the five blocks involved. The ministry asserted that the protocol pertains solely to specific offshore areas and that the map used for the accusations was outdated. This clarification responds to statements by Alioune Gueye, former director of Petrosen, who claimed that block SN07M corresponded to Yakaar-Teranga.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Learn more