Month: August 2017

The British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC, is launching 12 new language services and one of them is English-based Pidgin, which is

By Julius Wamey The current situation in the Anglophone regions reminds me of a military joke I read in Readers’ Digest

By Julius Wamey Any Anglophone parent who is not currently preparing his child(ren) to return to school in September is a

By Bouddih Adams While Government is doing everything to stop the civil disobedience in the Northwest and Southwest Regions, the outlawed

By Andrew Nsoseka For the past 72 hours, the Northwest and Southwest Regional capitals have been teeming with heavily armed military

By Isidore Abah The Bishop of Mamfe, His Lordship Andrew Fuanya Nkea, says a wave of dangerous events is lurking

By Maxcel Fokwen Scores of pastors under the banner of Gospel Ministers Association, GMA, have petitioned God through prayers on the

Since the Confederation of African Football, CAF, symposium in Rabat Morocco in July 2017, so much water has gone under

By Basil K Mbuye The iconic veteran journalist, considered to be Cameroon’s greatest sports journalist/commentator of all times, Zachary

By Joe Dinga Pefok One of Cameroon’s opposition political parties, MANIDEM, an offshoot of the UPC, is currently going through its

By Chris Mbunwe & *Joy Ngong Tsinghe Meeting in Bamenda over the weekend, the Social Democratic Front, SDF, National Executive

By Maxcel Fokwen “I don't know much about your country but as I was praying this morning, God told me, Son!

By *Kikefomo wan-Mbulai [Originally titled: Zachary Nkwo (1948 – 2017): My Recollections, Stitched] When Zachary Nkwo passed on to eternity on

*Drugs Worth Hundreds Of Millions Seized By Chris Mbunwe Volumes of dangerous illicit drugs and consumables of all sorts have

Mgr. Joseph Akonga Essomba’s sweeping homily at the Requiem Mass of late Bishop Jean Marie Benoit Bala of Bafia stirred