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PRESS RELEASES
“The strength of the Constitution lies entirely in the determination of
each citizen to defend it. Only if every single citizen feels duty bound
to do his share in this defense are the constitutional rights secure” -
Albert Einstein
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Cameroonian Youths Need A Vision, Not An Annual
Youth Day Recitation
 (February 12, 2010)
As a routine annual exercise of self gratification, Mr.
Paul Biya lectured Cameroonian youths about
Cameroon history and how things have changed since
the country gained independence. It appears however
that Mr. Biya has his facts distorted for
self-aggrandizement and political manipulation.
Mr. Biya
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Press Freedom in Danger in Cameroon: Government
Should Release Jean-Bosco Talla and other
Journalists in Cameroon Prisons Immediately
 (December 18, 2009) PICAM strongly condemns the arbitrary arrest and detention
of Jean-Bosco Talla, Managing Editor of the
newspaper Germinal. Talla was secretly
arrested on December 10 and taken to the State
Secretariat for Defense.
Talla was transferred to the notorious Kondengui
prison on
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Paul Biya’s 27 Years of Underdevelopment and
Dictatorship as President of Cameroon Is No Reason
for Celebration
 (November 06, 2009)
November 6, 2009 marks 27 years of Mr. Paul
Biya as the President of Cameroon.
Prior to becoming the President on
November 6 1982, Paul Biya served in various
positions under the regime of his predecessor,
President Ahmadou Ahidjo. In 1964, he was appointed
Director of the Cabinet of
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Index of African Governance: Bad Governance Hinders
Human Development and Sustainable Economic Growth in
Cameroon
 (October 08, 2009)
PICAM is drawing the attention of the Government of
Cameroon to its unfortunate performance in the 2009
Ibrahim Index of African Governance published
October 5, 2009. The Ibrahim Index of Governance is
published by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, an
organization committed to
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Peace Corps Volunteer Goes Online to Build 30
Bilingual Libraries in Cameroon
 (August 31, 2009)
Wendy Lee, a Peace Corps volunteer seeks $11,500 using the
Internet to bring Books for Cameroon to life.
Inspired by her experience as a Peace Corps
volunteer in Cameroon and after a needs assessment
of the various school conditions in Cameroon, Lee, a
native of Saint Louis, Missouri, USA is
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