A Major Turning Point on Cameroon’s Political Scene
As of August 4, 2025, the Constitutional Court referees are preparing to make a decision. They plan to consult the VAR to rule on an irregular tackle. This tackle was inflicted by ELECAM, the defender of the governmental machine, against star striker Maurice Kamto’s candidacy. Cameroon’s political landscape is experiencing an unexpected turnaround.
The unprecedented and historic transfer concluded between AS MRC and MANIDEM FC has shaken up the game. It has reignited hope among the public. There is also a renewed thirst for change. This perfect counterattack is the result of a long saga. It interprets the rules of the game on imperative and representative mandates. Now, it propels Maurice Kamto to the status of favorite for the “Ballon d’Or” on October 12, 2025. This is the date of the presidential election.
In a tense social climate, Vanister Emana has decided to make a mark. He revisits fifteen years of presence on the music scene. His concert at PAPOSY promises to be a milestone event, symbolizing resilience and sharing at a decisive moment for Cameroon.
At the same time, Cameroonian sports journalists shone on the international stage. They were true “Hollywood stars” as they covered the very first FIFA Club World Cup organized in the United States. This event took place from June 15 to July 13, 2025.
This expanded edition brought together 32 clubs from across the globe. It offered an unprecedented spectacle. It was also an exceptional showcase for world talent. Cameroonian reporters, on the front line, played a key role in giving this historic event a unique flair.
This fourth issue of SCOR MAGAZINE takes an in-depth look at three major highlights. It explores the political twists surrounding Maurice Kamto. It also covers Vanister Emana’s musical celebration. Finally, it discusses the historic coverage of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.
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