Buea: Inmates at the Buea Central Prison have developed a forceful, soldier-like sleep due to overcrowding. The Buea Central Prison was built to accommodate at least 700 inmates, according to the 1936 plan that authorized its construction. This was the main post prison during post-1919 British colonization in South West
Yaoundé: This is to a year full of such turbulence that it makes us want to celebrate surviving the end of another drudgery and torment under the kleptocratic, under-performing tyrannical rule of nonagrian and absentee president, Paul Biya. According to Cameroon News Agency, we’re left with just four weeks before
Cape town: Natural gas is set to play a critical role in shaping Africa’s energy future, as highlighted in the African Energy Chamber’s 2026 Outlook Report, “The State of African Energy.” According to African Press Organization, the report projects a 60% increase in African demand for gas by 2050, with
Yaounde: The ASAF Cameroon Foundation is marking the 15th anniversary of Avi Abraham Sivan’s passing by spearheading significant initiatives aimed at improving the lives of orphans in Yaounde. Avi Abraham Sivan, remembered for his commitment as a humanist and philanthropist, dedicated much of his life to supporting Cameroon, and the
Douala: Yesterday, Anicet Ekane became the latest victim in Biya’s tyrannical grip on power. Ekane was a firebrand leader lauded by those who knew him for his tenacity, resolve, and penchant for truth and justice. Ekane was picked up by security agents shortly after the October 12 polls for voicing
Abidjan: The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved financing of pound 25 million to help Cameroon’s Crédit Communautaire d’Afrique-Bank (CCA-Bank) expand its trade finance offerings to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and other businesses. According to African Press Organization, the facility will support Cameroon’s economy
Bonabile: Chief Manga Kalla Quan Albert was crowned as the new chief of Bonabile, a seaside community at the Atlantic shores of Limbe. He was enthroned in typical coastal fashion on November 29, 2025. The ceremony was witnessed by the Divisional Officer for Limbe III, Dr. Ndofi Ngangeh Isidore, and
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