US Military to Re-establish Presence at Salak Base in Cameroon’s Far North

The United States military is set to return to the Salak military base in Cameroon’s Far North region, marking a significant strategic shift after a seven-year absence. The base in Maroua has recently been refurbished and is prepared to accommodate US troops once again, indicating a renewed commitment to regional security.

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Closure of US Consulate in Douala Scheduled for September 2026

The United States has announced the closure of its consulate in Douala, Cameroon, effective September 2026. This decision follows a recent increase in visa fees for several countries, including those in the Cemac region. Services previously offered in Douala will be transferred to the US Embassy in Yaoundé.

U.S.-Cameroon Economic Dialogue Scheduled for August 27, 2026

A strategic economic dialogue between Cameroon and the United States is set for August 27, 2026, in Yaoundé. The discussions aim to enhance trade, investment opportunities, and improve the business environment, with a focus on Cameroon’s return to the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).

Washington Considers Franck Biya for Post-Biya Transition in Cameroon

The United States is closely monitoring the political landscape in Cameroon as it prepares for a potential transition after President Paul Biya. Observers suggest that Washington is favoring Franck Biya, the president's son, as a viable candidate for leadership, although no official endorsement has been made. This reflects a broader strategy by the U.S. to ensure stability in the region.

Cameroun et États-Unis lancent un dialogue économique bilatéral

Le 24 août 2026, le Ministre camerounais de l’Économie, Alamine Ousmane Mey, a rencontré le Chargé d’Affaires des États-Unis, John G. Robinson, à Yaoundé. Ce dialogue vise à moderniser l'économie camerounaise et à soutenir son industrialisation d'ici 2035.