L'effort Camerounais
Douala, Littoral, CameroonEnglishFounded in 1955, L'effort Camerounais is the official bilingual weekly newspaper of the National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon. Based in Douala, it provides extensive coverage of Catholic Church news, socio-political issues, and moral guidance, serving both the French and English-speaking Christian communities across the country.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN CAMEROON
Print media in this Central African nation is shaped by a dual linguistic heritage established over decades. The market is led by Cameroon Tribune, the state-owned daily published in both French and English since 1974. Privately owned French-language titles hold significant readership, notably Le Messager, founded in 1979 as a pioneering independent voice, and Mutations, recognized for in-depth reporting. The Post stands out as the primary English-language publication serving Anglophone readers from its headquarters in Buea. Most circulations reflect the geographic split between the Francophone majority and western Anglophone regions. Paperboy indexes 5 Cameroonian newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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