Yaounde: The Ashong Social, Cultural and Development Association has successfully raised over CFA 16 million to construct a community hall in Ashong, North West. The funds, largely pledged, were gathered during ASCUDA’s annual general meeting held on …
Yaounde: At least eight people were killed and several others injured, in communal clashes in Cameroons restive Anglophone region of the Northwest, security sources said, yesterday.
According to Nam News Network, the clashes erupted early Friday, aft…
Douala: Cameroonians are increasingly moving away from traditional phone calls and SMS in favour of internet-based communication, according to the Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ART). Douala: Cameroonians are increasingly moving away from traditional phone calls and SMS in favour of internet-based communication, according to the Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ART). According to
Limbe: At least eight people died in the explosion of a tanker on the road linking Limbe to Douala in Cameroon on Friday. Firefighters were working throughout the day to extinguish the flames of the raging truck, which carried more than 36,000 litres …
Bangui: The Central African Republic is gearing up for a significant electoral event as it plans to conduct a quadruple election in the coming weeks. Scheduled for December 28, the elections will see citizens casting their votes to elect a president, …
Douala: Olam Agri has officially launched the Bake and Shine Initiative in Cameroon, equipping women from the Littoral region with essential skills in baking and confectionery as a pathway to entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihoods. This programme reaffirms the company’s commitment to empowering women and fostering resilient, thriving communities across Cameroon.
Nigeria: In a quarterly report released in September 2025, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) revealed that close to 141 million Nigerians were subscribed to the internet, with a broadband penetration rate of 49.34%. According to Cameroon News Agency, the Executive Vice Chairman of the institution, Dr. Aminu Maida, acknowledged that
Douala: DISI-CAMEROUN and its leader, Paul Joel Kamtchang, have come under fire following a report alleging that the Cameroon News Agency (CNA) was involved in disseminating Russian and Separatist agendas during the 2025 Presidential elections. The contentious report, which has sparked significant backlash, notably fails to provide concrete evidence or