Yaounde: The Military Tribunal in Yaound©, Cameroon, has sentenced Abdul Karim Ali, also known as AKA, to life imprisonment in absentia. This ruling was delivered by a panel of three military magistrates on April 16, 2025. The sentence comes three years after AKA was abducted from his hometown of Bamenda
Yaounde: The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) introduced a new series of coins dubbed ‘Type 2024′ in the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) region two weeks ago. However, many traders and business operators in Cameroon are yet to see or feel the impact of these new
Bamenda: Conceived by Ndefru Melanie, a journalist residing in Bamenda, North-West Region, the Abakwa ‘pipo’ Meet and Greet initiative is emerging as a significant social platform aimed at promoting peace and social cohesion amidst the ongoing nine-year conflict in the region. This initiative is gaining momentum and living up to
Washington: In about two months, nearly 8,000 Cameroonians who are currently in the US on Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are likely to be deported to Cameroon, except for those undergoing asylum cases or have spousal processes to complete their marriage. The Trump government in April announced that they would not
Bamenda: At the threshold of the first quarter of 2025, with high expectations for rainfall, many are not excited about the season shift. To them, it is just another capsule of time giving way in the wait for a refund after a failed travel to the United Kingdom, UK. Among
Yaounde: At least 9 students and 5 teachers of Matamfen College in Yaounde are about to spend their third night at the Judicial Police, after being implicated in a money theft affair. According to Cameroon News Agency, both students and teachers are implicated in an embezzlement affair wherein Beyala Lesly
Yaounde: With the government of Cameroon having a reputation for shutting down the internet and stifling discussions around issues of national interest and in light of the recently passed Digital Rights Bill of 2024, Cameroonian journalists and civil society actors need to understand their role and their rights in relation
Yaounde: In a surprising turn of events, Ndim Jacob Ngong, a 35-year-old presidential hopeful, publicly disclosed threats to his life during an April 12 press conference dedicated to announcing his candidacy against the 92-year-old incumbent, Paul Biya, in the upcoming elections. According to Cameroon News Agency, Ndim Jacob detailed events
