Cameroonians in Sweden Face Delays and Rejections of Passport Applications

Cameroonians living in Sweden are experiencing significant delays and unexplained rejections of their passport applications submitted during a special consular mission by the Cameroon High Commission in the UK. They are urgently appealing for intervention to resolve these issues, which have persisted for months. The community is expressing frustration over the lack of communication and support from the authorities.

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Tensions autour de la délivrance des passeports camerounais à Ottawa

La crise des passeports camerounais à l'ambassade d'Ottawa a provoqué des tensions parmi les ressortissants. Des personnes se plaignent de dossiers 'fermés' dans le système, rendant impossible la capture biométrique nécessaire pour obtenir un passeport. Cette situation a suscité des réactions vives et une détresse parmi les demandeurs.

Cambodia Sets May 31, 2026 Deadline for Cameroonians to Leave the Country

The Kingdom of Cambodia has issued a directive requiring all African nationals, including Cameroonians, to leave the country by May 31, 2026. This announcement comes as part of a broader immigration crackdown by the Cambodian government. The official notice was released by the General Department of Immigration under the Ministry of Interior.

Judicial Challenge in Cameroon Over US Deportations of African Nationals

Thirty-six African nationals, including Cameroonians, have been deported from the United States to Cameroon. They are contesting their expulsion through a legal process initiated by a law firm in Yaoundé, claiming that the agreement facilitating these deportations was not properly ratified by the Cameroonian Parliament.

New Visa Requirements Spark Protests Among Cameroonian Students

Cameroonian families are protesting new financial requirements for student visas to France, which mandate full tuition payment before visa application. A peaceful demonstration took place on July 14 outside the French Embassy in Yaoundé, organized by the Collectif pour l’Accès aux Projets d’Études. The French Embassy has justified these changes due to a significant increase in visa applications from Cameroon.