Janvier Tchouteu (also known as Janvier Tchouteu-Chando or Janvier T. Chando) is a Cameroonian writer, author, and independent thinker focused on geopolitical, historical, and political analysis, particularly concerning Africa (with heavy emphasis on Cameroon), neo-colonialism, FrancAfrique, liberation struggles, and related global topics.
His blog is New Cameroon Views (also appearing as "New Cameroon Views Blog" or variations like viewsnewcameroon.blogspot.com).It primarily covers:
The blog serves as a platform for his essays, analyses, and excerpts tied to his numerous self-published non-fiction books (e.g., Why Cameroon Needs a Fundamental Change, Cameroon: The Haunted Heart of Africa, Paul Biya of Cameroon: Three-Plus Decades of Misrule, works on assassinations and African leaders). Posts often advocate for transformation in Cameroon/Africa, reject ethno-fascism or dictatorial systems, and draw lessons from history.
His blog is New Cameroon Views (also appearing as "New Cameroon Views Blog" or variations like viewsnewcameroon.blogspot.com).It primarily covers:
- Cameroonian politics, history, and society — including critiques of the Paul Biya regime, the need for a "New Cameroon" (Nouveau Cameroun), opposition failures, unity vs. separatism (e.g., Anglophone issues), unfinished liberation from colonial influences (especially French), and paths to fundamental change.
- Broader African and global themes — such as political assassinations (e.g., Patrice Lumumba, Thomas Sankara, Félix-Roland Moumié), neo-colonialism, FrancAfrique's impact, revolutionary causes, imperialism, and historical events that shaped nations or the world.
- Occasional other topics — like Africa's richest footballers or motivational/geopolitical insights.
The blog serves as a platform for his essays, analyses, and excerpts tied to his numerous self-published non-fiction books (e.g., Why Cameroon Needs a Fundamental Change, Cameroon: The Haunted Heart of Africa, Paul Biya of Cameroon: Three-Plus Decades of Misrule, works on assassinations and African leaders). Posts often advocate for transformation in Cameroon/Africa, reject ethno-fascism or dictatorial systems, and draw lessons from history.
He promotes it actively on X (formerly Twitter) under
@Janvierchando
, sharing links to recent or older posts. The content is activist-oriented and critical of entrenched power structures in Cameroon and French influence in Africa.
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