Month: February 2009

By Peter Adi Fonte Ten students of Government Secondary School Kikaikelaki in Kumbo Central Subdivision recently benefited from a government scholarship

By Peter Adi Fonte Ten students of Government Secondary School Kikaikelaki in Kumbo Central Subdivision recently benefited from a government scholarship

By Chris Mbunwe After its creation some 33 years ago, the lone Government Nursery School in Bambili, Tubah Division, only got

By Ernest Ndukong An American President once said "where a road passes, development follows." This statement, beyond all reasonable doubts, sounds

By Olive Ejang Tebug Ngoh A Form Four student of CEFES Evening School Kumba, Cletus Mbah, has been strangled by suspected

Flanked by the Minister of Communications, Jean-Pierre Biyiti Bi Essam, the Minster Delegate in the Ministry of Justice and Keeper

By Joe Dinga Pefok CPDM Launches Campaign Against "Week Of Martyrs" The Presidents of the six CPDM Sections in Wouri Division has

By Joe Dinga Pefok An Israeli company, RADA Data Communications has said it is imperative to prepare users to meet

By Leocadia Bongben Following a ruling of the Administrative Bench of the Supreme Court, annulling the ministerial decision proscribing the Cameroon

By Kini Nsom Paul Elung Che was, February 19, sacked from the post of Director of Treasury, one year after a

By Francis Tim Mbom Maritime transactions between Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea have reportedly been halted since Tuesday, February 17, following attacks

By Chris Mbunwe The United Nations Director of Communications at the UN office in Yaounde, Mrs Anne Nsang, was in Bamenda

 At each moment that you are amongst those selected by a group of persons and given the mantle of leadership,

That Martin Luther King Jr fought for civil rights, which made Obama's advent possible, is well known. Less known is

By Daniel Gwarbarah & Leocadia Bongben  Though most analysts and adherents on the idea of a United States of Africa