Month: January 2017

On January 27, 2015, Prof. Mike Yanou died in a mysterious motor accident along the Douala-Yaounde road. To mark the

By Azore Opio Speedy communication has been known to drive business and other public service delivery. Without reliable communication and transportation

By Maxcel Fokwen The wave of internet blackout in the Southwest and Northwest Region has reportedly been extended to neighbouring French

By Maxcel Fokwen The Government Delegate to the Kumba City Council, Victor Nkelle Ngoh, says the municipality needs divine intervention as

By Yerima Kini Nsom Encomiums are being heaped on President Paul Biya for honouring his end of year address promise to

By Francis Tim Mbom People run helter-skelter - their belongings flying in different directions - when the police stormed Limbe’s

By Yerima Kini Nsom Justice Paul Ayah, Advocate General of the Supreme Court, was arrested in Yaounde in the evening of

By Chris Mbunwe Leaders of the Anglophone Teachers’ Trade Unions have relieved public worries as to what transpired during a two-day

By Yerima Kini Nsom Ever since Government banned the Anglophone Civil Society Consortium and the Southern Cameroons National conference, SCNC on

By Joe Dinga Pefok Some disgruntled youths of Bali in Mazem Division, Northwest Region, January 16, forced their Divisional Officer, DO,

By Basil K Mbuye On Tuesday, January 17, a Rev. Father rescued a gendarme officer from an angry mob in Ekona,

By Francis Tim Mbom Over 30 persons were, January 16, arrested in Limbe by security forces following the sit-in strike action

By Maxcel Fokwen That there exists an Anglophone Problem in Cameroon demands no further explanations, but areas in which this marginalisation

By Azore Opio & Isidore Abah Violent reactions ensued Tuesday, January 17 in some neighbourhoods in the Southwest after police arrested

By Bouddih Adams Following the arrest in Buea on January 17 and transfer to Yaounde of Barrister Nkongho Felix Agbor and