Cameroon govt announces payments as teachers strike continues
Summary
In Cameroon, university teachers have started an indefinite strike. They want the government to pay 16 billion CFA francs (about 24 million euros) in bonuses. Because of this strike, the planned university school year starting on October 5 may be delayed.Key Facts
- The strike is by SYNES, the National Union of Higher Education Teachers in Cameroon.
- Teachers demand payment of academic bonuses totaling 16 billion CFA francs.
- This amount equals nearly 24 million euros.
- The strike is indefinite, meaning it has no set end date.
- The university academic year was scheduled to start on October 5, 2026.
- The strike may delay the start of the university year.
- The government has announced payments, but the strike continues.
- The situation affects higher education in Cameroon.
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