Month: July 2017

Talks are rife in the nation’s political capital Yaounde that Cameroon will finally host the 2019 African Cup of Nations,

By Andrew Nsoseka The Southwest Chiefs’ Conference, SWECC, for quite some time now has witnessed cracks within, splitting it into camps. The

By Francis Tim Mbom The use of a ship from the Cameroon Shipyard and Engineering Company Ltd (Chantier Naval) to pull

The Minister of Communication, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, has accused Amnesty International, AI, of playing the role of an organisation for

By Chris Mbunwe Ni John Fru Ndi, leader of frontline opposition SDF party in Cameroon, has told a visiting United Nations

By Andrew Nsoseka Fako Division has been stripped of its right to host the next Elective General Assembly of the Southwest

By Yerima Kini Nsom President Paul Biya has admonished officials of his Government against buying ostentatious vehicles that afflict a huge

By Andrew Nsoseka Traditional rulers of the Southwest Region, under the umbrella of the Southwest Chiefs’ Conference, SWECC, have decried the

By Francis Tim Mbom Governor Bernard Okalia Bilai, Tuesday, July 16, handed over the files of a decade long unresolved Limbe

By Joe Dinga Pefok The Court Case pitting Anglophone Church Leaders and the Consortium of Parents has taken an unprecedented twist

When some Miniferme prostitutes are set to work, not even their breast-feeding babies are spared. They prevent them from wanting

By Basil K Mbuye The Cameroon Football Federation, FECAFOOT, has announced the automatic termination of partnership agreements with the US-based company,

By Chris Mbunwe Social Democratic Front, SDF, National Chairman, Ni John Fru Ndi, has told those fronting for Ambazonians and the

By Yerima Kini Nsom The network of Human Rights Defenders in Central Africa has condemned the traumatising treatment of detained Anglophone

By Maxcel Fokwen The CPDM Section President of Meme IA, Lawson Tabot Bakia, says the controversy surrounding the fake certificates saga