Indigenous Media Funding: Cultural Survival named 2026 Indigenous Community Media Fund grant partners, with Cameroon among the countries set to receive support for community media infrastructure and capacity-building. Fashion & Heritage: The Musée du Quai Branly’s Africa Fashion exhibit spotlights African textiles and designers, tracing how fabric and style shaped global fashion. Visa Access Shock: Reports say the U.S. will cut Africa visa-processing “hubs” from nearly 50 to 20, with Yaounde listed among remaining sites—raising fresh travel and diaspora concerns. Local Governance & Security: Cameroon’s MINAT boss Paul Atanga Nji launched a security and development tour in the East Region, meeting authorities and traditional leaders. Child Protection Crisis: Plan International Cameroon condemned rising violence against children after protests over alleged sexual abuse of a toddler in Yaounde, calling for urgent action. Menstrual Health & Schooling: eBASE Africa says a menstrual health programme in Cameroon reduced girls’ absenteeism by 21% when schools combine safe toilets, supplies, support, clubs, and community engagement. Water Infrastructure Jobs: Cameroon is hiring senior staff for SEWASH, the World Bank water programme, signaling a shift toward drafting tenders and supervising works. Culture Through Sports: Nigeria’s 2018 World Cup kit and Cameroon’s 2002 jersey both earned spots in BBC Sport’s iconic World Cup kits list. Tennis for Youth: Nigeria’s junior tennis championship in Abuja (June 2–13) will include Cameroon among 14 participating countries. Street Fighter & Immigration: A Cameroonian-born Street Fighter champion detained by ICE has drawn a community fundraising push to cover legal costs and help him fight his case.