The Cameroonian media world is in mourning following the death of Arnaud Nguefack, a journalist at Canal 2 International, who passed away on Sunday, March 1, 2026. The news has prompted strong reactions and numerous tributes, notably from figures such as Ernest Obama and Cabral Libii.
Ernest Obama, a journalist, shared a message on his social networks to express his sadness and admiration for the deceased. He praised Arnaud Nguefack's rigor and talent, highlighting his professional respect and constant quest for the "why" behind the "what". Obama also highlighted his humility and mastery of the French language.
Cabral Libii, president of the PCRN, also paid tribute to Arnaud Nguefack, praising his contribution to the influence of audiovisual media. He praised his unique vocal timbre, his impactful reports and his exacting standards in cross-checking information. For Libii, the media world is losing a great talent.
Arnaud Nguefack died following a malaise at the Yaoundé General Hospital. The exact circumstances of his death were not immediately specified. Nguefack was known for his quality reporting and professionalism, which earned him the respect of his peers and the public. In March 2025, he filed a complaint following a traffic accident involving the president of the Cameroonian Red Cross.
The sudden disappearance of Arnaud Nguefack is a huge loss for the Cameroonian media landscape. His colleagues and admirers will remember his commitment to journalism and his passion for information.
