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By Joe Dinga Pefok Since the first case of COVID-19 was detected in Cameroon, March 6, the Government has continued to

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo The Government of Cameroon, on April 18 and 19, deployed the military at major junctions of the

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo Cameroon’s former and longest serving Prime Minister, Philemon Yang, has been appointed Chancellor of National Orders.  The Presidential

The encomiums have been aplenty, the impact is already visible, and the sensitisation messages and preventive measures as prescribed by

The story of U.S. leadership in the global battle against COVID-19 is a story of decades, months, and days. Every

The dreaded ‘Ambazonia General’ of Bui Warriors, in the Northwest Region, Edwin alias ‘General Chacha’, has been killed. The news of his

Some 100 Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, have benefitted from psychological support through mindfulness, storytelling, poetry, motivational talks, video projection as well as

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo The Cameroon Renaissance Movement, CRM, says, since the just ended Major National Dialogue, MND, did not address the thorny

YOSA-Bamenda By Basil K Mbuye Cameroon Professional League outfit, Yong Sports Academy, YOSA, of Bamenda, has begun the donation of footballs to Southwest Regional

Sissiku Ayuk Tabe and wife The incarcerated Interim Government leader of Ambazonia, Sisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe, has called on President Paul

By Joe Dinga Pefok Cameroonian authorities have been silent on the fact that a number of prominent Fons (traditional authorities) of the restive

By Danjuma Bonki Friends and family members of Cyril Ayuk Taku, a denizen of Tiko, a precinct in Fako Division, Southwest

Anglophone Crisis: Diaspora Sympathisers, Activists No Longer Welcomed In Cameroon By Eric Njie Diaspora sympathisers and activists of the Anglophone cause,

The gifts were aimed, among other things, to help some 64 orphans (10 in Mountain Kids and 54 in Rhema

By Maxcel Fokwen The once busy Kumba-Tombel Road axis is yet to regain its traffic verve months after it went dead