Anambra state: Nigerian police in Anambra State have recovered the bodies of Mrs. Bognou Alice and her niece, Miss Sandra, Cameroonian women kidnapped on November 10, 2025, in Onitsha while on a business trip, several reports confirmed. The third person has not been found since the police launched a manhunt
New york: Amid escalating geopolitical tensions and rapid advancements in weapons technologies, the United Nations General Assembly has adopted more than 60 resolutions and decisions put forward by its First Committee, focusing on disarmament and international security. A key highlight of the session was a new resolution addressing the risks
Algiers: The African Union (AU) has called for historical crimes, including slavery, colonialism, and racial segregation, to be formally recognized and criminalized as the continent intensifies its campaign for global reparations. On Sunday, leaders from across Africa met in Algeria to advance a resolution adopted by the AU earlier this
Cairo: Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, Egypt’s Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation, convened with ambassadors from seven African countries, including Algeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Cameroon, Uganda, and Senegal, as part of the First Egyptian-African Economic Conference organized by “Al-Ahram Hebdo” newspaper. The meeting, themed “The Africa
Yaounde: Cameroon’s government has proposed a 2026 state budget of 8,816.4 billion CFA francs, representing a 14% increase from the 2025 budget of 7,335.9 billion CFA francs, a rise of 1,480.5 billion CFA francs. The Finance Bill was submitted to parliament on November 26, 2025, during the November ordinary session,
Ndop: The strong warnings issued by Archbishop Andrew Nkea earlier now appear to have fallen short, as neither the promised shutdown of the Ndop Deanery nor the march to Baba I materialized. According to Cameroon News Agency, despite his firm deadline that all parishes and Catholic institutions would close if
Bui: Another coup in yet another West African country has taken place. On Wednesday, a military leader Dinis N’Tchama announced that “The High Military Command for the re-establishment of national and public order (has) decided to immediately depose the president of the republic, to suspend, until new orders, all of
Bui: Residents of Nkar in Bui Division staged a rare march on Tuesday to the camp of separatist fighters led by “General Capo,” after months of rising tension marked by kidnappings, ransom demands, and roadblocks that have severely restricted movement in the community. According to Cameroon News Agency, neighbouring villages,