The Mezam High Court was on Tuesday 11 May 2010 almost transformed into a theatre room as Sandjou Tadzong Abel Ndeh, and Felix Elat, former Government Delegate and Treasurer respectively of the former Bamenda Urban Council appeared in court to answer charges of misappropriation of public funds.

But for the North West Paymaster General who was absent, all the other Prosecuting Witnesses answered present in court and the business of the court had to go on.

Four accused persons have finally been charged in the Court of First Instance, CFI, Bamenda following the alleged missing of the corpse of one Maurice Suhbeneba Suh in the Holy Family Medical Centre (HFMC) mortuary, Akum.

The four accused are Linus Ndi Cho, Sylvester Hamidu Ngufor (mortuary attendants) and Peter Assad Mbanjeh and Richard Tafon Awa Jonadap (security guards).

The former Treasurer at the Yaounde V army treasury has been dragged to court for allegedly siphoning sum FCFA 260 million.
Authorities of the Ministry of Finance had filed in a complaint of embezzlement of public funds after uncovering a fraudulent network in the said department in which Ngankoua was supposedly the central man.

The Yaounde Court of First Instance has found two journalists and one other person guilty of blackmail. They were charged of blackmailing Tsele Nomo Patrice, Director of General Affairs (DAG), of the National Advanced School for Administration and Magistracy, ENAM.
The two journalists are Ondoua Armand and Ndiomo Flash Zacharie, publishers of two French language papers Le Regionale and Le Zenithe respectively.
The court also found one Ekombo Nkoumou Tsala guilty of the same crime and sentenced the two journalists to five months imprisonment and a fine of FCFA 150.000 each while Ekombo was given 14 months jail term and FCFA 80.000 fine.

A Bench Warrant has been issued to Meme 1-B Section President of the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement, CPDM, Mbachu Jacob Kay alongside former Vice President of the breakup, Meme I Section, Chief Mallam Uba and some 13 Subsection Presidents for contempt. 
The Kumba Magistrate Court Four, presided over by Her Worship, Beatrice Tayor issued the bench warrant last 18 June as all the concerned militants except Gerald Otang failed to appear in court, following hearing of a case of defamation brought before the court against them, "party militants of the then Meme 1 Section," by the Mayor of Kumba I council, and former Section President of Meme 1 CPDM, Prince Ekale Mukete, which opened on Thursday 18 June 2009.

The final verdict of the appeal filed in by defence lawyers of ace Cameroonian musician Lambo Sanjo Pierre Roger aka Lapiro de Mbanga would be known on 24 June.
The preceding sessions had been dedicated to the cross examination of submissions from witnesses against the outspoken social critic as well as from the defence team.
During the last court session on 10 June, the state prosecutor after recounting the circumstances under which Lapiro was jailed, appealed to the judges to maintain the decision of the Nkongsamba High Court of 24 September 2008.

Hearing in the alleged murder case pitting John Fru Ndi and Co was halted and adjourned to 11 June following disagreement over strange evidence in a case file before the President of the court, Gilbert Schlick, given to him by the State Counsel.
Defence Lawyers were skeptical about the process through which the said file got to the court and that the evidence contained in the file may influence  his objectivity on the matter.
According to Lawyer Benjamin Suh Fuh, there are documents in the file which have not been tendered as exhibit through a witness, and which if used, may tempt the judge to go into it and look through those documents.

The appeal filed in by defense lawyers of ace Cameroonian musician, Lambo Sanjo Pierre Roger, aka Lapiro de Mbanga and the state has again been adjoined to 28 April.
The current court sessions are dedicated to the cross-examination of submissions from witnesses against the outspoken social critic.
During the last session on 8 April 2009, one witness testified against him.
56-year-old Eyambe Mbele   told the court that he was signatory to a report that was handed to the administration by youths of the Muyuka neighborhood shortly after the demonstrations.

The Mfoundi High Court in Yaounde has ruled that enough evidence has been found against the Chairman of the Social Democratic Front, SDF, John Fru Ndi and co., accused of the murder of Gregoire Diboule on 26 May 2006 and they would have to present their defence in court.
This was in a court session on Thursday 26 May 2009.
Apparently a session to allow the members of the Civil party to present their submission, the defence was taken aback when the prosecution requested the permission for a last witness to be heard. This sparked controversy.

A Cameroonian lawyer based in Silver Spring, USA, has been jailed for 45 years in federal court on charges of fabricating asylum applications for immigrants trying to stay in the United States.
Patrick G. Tzeuton, 42, worked with many people from West Africa and signed off on clients' fraudulent paperwork and coached them to lie during interviews with immigration lawyers, prosecutors said.