Dzèkáshu MacViban

It’s a different energy for a German public institution — not necessarily in sync with its counterparts — but Ndikung isn’t worried about that. “We want to build a different world,” he said. “We want to think of the world differently,” @nytimes nytimes.com/2023/09/04/art…

My Failure Started in the Kitchen sarabamag.com/my-failure-sta…

My editing attitude is to look at a piece of writing not as it is but as how it could be. I prefer to deal in potential, and I place ultimate value on what the rewritten piece could be. Writers need editors who deal in potential and will do the work. That’s how we get better.

Writing this @OpenCountryMag cover story on Wole Soyinka made me a sharper thinker and enriched my knowledge base. It is the hardest I’ve done, the most ambitious, and my last on a writer. It’s a deep look at the life of the greatest living writer. opencountrymag.com/wole-soyinka-i…

I don’t know how this country will recover from the depths we’ve been plunged into. The evil men responsible are not stopping anytime soon

Shock in Cameroon as 74-year-old opposition firebrand dies in detention bbc.in/48sKIfk

@BakwaMag @Dmacviban is introducing some of Cameroon’s most exciting writers to readers around the world. Read about the state of Cameroonian literature @fodorstravel fodors.com/news/arts-cult…

A Cardinal, a Senator, and a High Court Judge share their gripping accounts after being held captive by Ambazonian militias. 3 individuals, 3 stories, 3 intriguing perspectives on the #AmbazoniaConflict & the "Amba Boys." #EndAnglophoneCrisis #Cameroon #memoir #hostage

Transport crisis in Cameroon’s Northwest: When travel becomes a high-stakes gamble. The hike in transport fare is not caused by increase in fuel prices but fear. globalvoices.org/2025/11/19/tra… via @globalvoices #AmbazoniaConflict

And the price for overall best in releasing models and never actually doing the work goes to…

To Celebrate Monique Kwachou's (@montrelz) Miles Morland Foundation scholarship award, we have published her short story "Lifesavers" online on Bakwa Magazine for free! bakwamagazine.com/featured-conte…

You can read more stories and an interview with Monique Kwachou (@montrelz) on @BakwaMag 's website here: bakwamagazine.com

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Congrats to @Montrelz, @adeola_opeyemi, @ChineloOnwualu & Carlo Saio on winning the Miles Morland Foundation scholarship!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

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#Cameroon "Biya's disputed victory has only amplified structural weaknesses in Cameroon's political system. The country's elderly ruling elite remains fundamentally detached from a nation where the median age is just 18." chathamhouse.org/2025/10/suppre… @HubertKinkoh @dideberg

Terreur post électorale. Quand les voix discordantes sont traquées.... Reportage Équinoxe.

The BBC looks back at the extraordinary length of President Paul Biya’s lifetime and rule, using major world events to illustrate just how long he has been on the global stage. The post highlights that Biya, now 92, has lived through and ruled during some of the most defining moments in modern history — from World War II, the Cold War, and the fall of the Berlin Wall, to the rise of the internet, Barack Obama’s election, and even the COVID-19 pandemic. Coming just after his contested and controversial eighth election victory in Cameroon’s October 2025 polls, the BBC’s retrospective piece paints a vivid timeline of how the world has evolved while Biya has remained a constant figure in Cameroonian politics for over four decades. #PaulBiya #CameroonElections #BBCNews #MMI #CameroonPolitics #AfricaNews

"Escalating militarization risks linking urban political dissent to long-standing armed conflicts in Cameroon’s peripheral regions." - @ChathamHouse writes. chathamhouse.org/2025/10/suppre…

Cameroon opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary said on Friday he had been escorted to a secure location by soldiers loyal to him for his protection, a move that could signal a split within the army following a disputed election. reuters.com/world/africa/c…

THURSDAY, 30TH OCTOBER 2025. Makepe, Douala, Litorral Region. 🇨🇲 They have been asked to queue and show identification just to buy bread. Life, once regular has become abnormal because a few must oppress the many. #FreeCameroon