Telecom Jobs: Camtel has opened 115 internship slots nationwide with Minesup, split across all 10 regions—Center and Littoral take nearly half, while the rest get placements to widen access beyond Yaoundé and Douala. Prison Creativity: In Douala’s New Bell prison, inmates are turning confinement into music through Jail Time Records, a record label that gives prisoners a voice and a path back to society. U.S. Visa Shift: From Aug. 1, Gabonese visa applicants will process most U.S. visa services in Yaoundé as the U.S. Embassy becomes a regional hub for several Central African countries. Maritime Safety: After the MV Black Rhino accident at Bonabéri port, the transport minister orders a 15-day push to clear the wreck and demands a salvage plan within eight days. Politics & Elections: The SDF says it will oppose any delay to Cameroon’s legislative and municipal elections, insisting polls must stay within the constitutional timetable. Family Allowance Audit: Cameroon’s budget directorate says it has not confirmed fraud in the family allowance system; only irregularities were found, and the audit’s second phase is now set to register the remaining civil servants. Youth Employment: MINJEC and the University of Yaounde I sign a five-year deal to boost student transition into jobs and entrepreneurship. Energy Watch: Dangote is discussing a Cameroon petroleum storage terminal linked to pipelines to strengthen fuel distribution across Central Africa. Child Protection Alarm: The government faces renewed pressure after reports of sexual violence against young girls sparked public outrage and emergency legal action.