Bonteh Magazine

Politics

Cameroon's President Came Home a Month Ago. He Still Hasn't Actually Appeared

Politics

Freedom in Cameroon: For Everyone or When Convenient?

Politics

School Resumption: When September Divides Cameroon into two.

Opinion

201 Women in Three Years: Inside Cameroon’s Femicide Crisis

Politics

Audience with The Monarch: The Cameroonians who met Queen Elizabeth II

Politics

Who Governs When the President Is Away?

Politics

Can Cameroon’s political institutions keep pace with Africa’s youngest population?

Politics

WHO REALLY GOVERNS CAMEROON?

Politics

Civic Engagement Beyond Election Day

Business

Why African Businesses Stay Informal and What It Costs Them

There is a small business somewhere in Cameroon that has existed for ten years without ever really becoming "a company." It has customers, employees, suppliers, and

By Emmanuel Cobbi Sep 3, 2026

Business

How to Sell in Cameroon’s High-Power-Distance Economy

Business

The Cost of Doing Business in Cameroon

Economy

Cameroon’s Future of Work: AI Meets a Young Workforce

It is not AI that threatens young workers. It is the trust and mentorship missing around it.

By Azeachu Maryline lemkpu Ndemafia Sep 17, 2026 2 min read

Technology

Waspito Is Winning Abroad. But Do Cameroonians Know What It Can Do?

This month, I watched another piece of good news about a Cameroonian startup travel across social media. Waspito had just won the $250,000

By Emmanuel Cobbi 3 min read

Technology

Africa’s Poverty Problem Is Not Technological. It Is Philosophical

Africa cannot rise through technology in and of itself. It will only rise through values that inform ethical decisions, which in turn shape policies that foster genuine and holistic development.

By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa 3 min read

Technology

Africa’s Biggest Tech Problem May Not Be Innovation, but Distribution

Africa does not suffer from a shortage of clever ideas. Every year, new fintechs, health-tech platforms, agritech companies, and artificial intelligence startups appear

By Emmanuel Cobbi 3 min read

AI

Is AI Making Our Children Smarter or Just Lazier?

Is AI making our children smarter, or is it simply making everything so easy that they no longer have to develop the muscles required to think?

By Emmanuel Cobbi 3 min read

AI

AI in Healthcare

Artificial intelligence is helping healthcare professionals analyze medical images, predict disease risks, and improve patient care.

By Bonteh Magazine 1 min read

AI

AI Is Changing How Businesses Operate

Organizations are using AI to automate repetitive tasks, analyze large datasets, and improve customer experiences.

By Bonteh Magazine 1 min read

Africa

Is “Building for Africa” Becoming a Trap?

Imagine spending six months building something you genuinely believe people need. The idea came from a problem you understand personally. Your friends complain about it, businesses around you

By Emmanuel Cobbi Sep 26, 2026 3 min read

Africa

Who Owns Africa’s Digital Future?

Africa

Africa’s Next Economic Boom: What Will Drive Growth?

World

Cameroon vs. Singapore: What Are They Betting On?

Does state sponsored reading actually cultivate independent thought, or does it simply trade one form of passive consumption for another?

By Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa Sep 22, 2026 3 min read

World

Something Strange Is Happening Inside the AI Race. Should We Be Worried?

World

9/11 Attack and America's War on Terror: The Cure has Out-killed the Disease

Opinion

When Kom Spoke, Cameroon Listened. But Who Was Right?

- Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa

Opinion

Cameroon's Facebook Republic: Online Discourse Turns Scathing and Caustic.

- Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa

Opinion

The Anglophone Crisis: Is a Solution Still Within Reach?

- Ankiambom Nkesa Nkesa

Opinion

201 Women in Three Years: Inside Cameroon’s Femicide Crisis

- B. Engelbert Jr

Opinion

Why you Should Adopt Personal Responsibility

- B. Engelbert Jr

Opinion

Joshua Osih: Inside the Mind of an Unconventional Opposition Politician

- Ndifor Richard

Cameroon's President Came Home a Month Ago. He Still Hasn't Actually Appeared

Cameroon vs. Singapore: What Are They Betting On?

Who Owns Africa’s Digital Future?

Cameroon vs. Singapore: What Are They Betting On?

Freedom in Cameroon: For Everyone or When Convenient?

Something Strange Is Happening Inside the AI Race. Should We Be Worried?

Is AI Making Our Children Smarter or Just Lazier?

Africa and the Equal Earth Projection: Big on Map, Small in practice.

Apple Has Had Eight CEOs. Only Two Became the Story.

Africa’s Poverty Problem Is Not Technological. It Is Philosophical

Why Europe Needs Africa More Than Ever?

Cameroon's President Came Home a Month Ago. He Still Hasn't Actually Appeared

Freedom in Cameroon: For Everyone or When Convenient?

School Resumption: When September Divides Cameroon into two.

201 Women in Three Years: Inside Cameroon’s Femicide Crisis

Audience with The Monarch: The Cameroonians who met Queen Elizabeth II

Who Governs When the President Is Away?

Can Cameroon’s political institutions keep pace with Africa’s youngest population?

WHO REALLY GOVERNS CAMEROON?

Civic Engagement Beyond Election Day

Why African Businesses Stay Informal and What It Costs Them

How to Sell in Cameroon’s High-Power-Distance Economy

The Cost of Doing Business in Cameroon

Cameroon’s Future of Work: AI Meets a Young Workforce

Waspito Is Winning Abroad. But Do Cameroonians Know What It Can Do?

Africa’s Poverty Problem Is Not Technological. It Is Philosophical

Africa’s Biggest Tech Problem May Not Be Innovation, but Distribution

Is AI Making Our Children Smarter or Just Lazier?

AI in Healthcare

AI Is Changing How Businesses Operate

Is “Building for Africa” Becoming a Trap?

Who Owns Africa’s Digital Future?

Africa’s Next Economic Boom: What Will Drive Growth?

Cameroon vs. Singapore: What Are They Betting On?

Something Strange Is Happening Inside the AI Race. Should We Be Worried?

9/11 Attack and America's War on Terror: The Cure has Out-killed the Disease

When Kom Spoke, Cameroon Listened. But Who Was Right?

Cameroon's Facebook Republic: Online Discourse Turns Scathing and Caustic.

The Anglophone Crisis: Is a Solution Still Within Reach?

201 Women in Three Years: Inside Cameroon’s Femicide Crisis

Why you Should Adopt Personal Responsibility

Joshua Osih: Inside the Mind of an Unconventional Opposition Politician

Is AI Making Our Children Smarter or Just Lazier?

Dangote Refinery IPO: What African Investors Need to Know

When Kom Spoke, Cameroon Listened. But Who Was Right?

Cameroon's Facebook Republic: Online Discourse Turns Scathing and Caustic.

School Resumption: When September Divides Cameroon into two.

Africa and the Equal Earth Projection: Big on Map, Small in practice.

Uber Leaves Nigeria. And What This Means for Africa.

Why African Businesses Stay Informal and What It Costs Them