Bali: The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC), established from the Basel Mission in Ntanfoang, Bali, on November 13, 1957, celebrates its 68th anniversary, emerging as the largest indigenous English-speaking church in the nation. Notable within the PCC are the “Men of Truth” and “Women of Joy” movements, which along with
Yaounde: In the aftermath of Cameroon’s October 12 presidential election, the nation witnessed a series of protests that initially began with large, yet largely peaceful gatherings in cities including Douala, Yaounde, Bafoussam, and Garoua. The government’s response to these protests has drawn attention for its stark contrast to the heavy-handed
China: President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory message to Paul Biya on his re-election as President of the Republic of Cameroon. Xi Jinping noted that China and Cameroon enjoy a traditional friendship. In recent years, the two countries have continuously deepened political mutual trust, achieved fruitful results in cooperation across
Ouagadougou: The virtual agency Faso agency donated construction materials and food kits on Saturday in Ouagadougou to the presidential initiative Faso Mebo, in order to support the development efforts undertaken by the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore. The donation, consisting of one ton of cement, four wheelbarrows, fifteen shovels,
Ouagadougou: The High Commissioner affirms that the sacrifice of the martyrs of the uprising was not in vain. The High Commissioner of Ioba Province, Innocents Ouattara, affirmed that the sacrifice of the martyrs of October 31, 2014, and September 16, 2015, was not in vain during the ceremony held in
Ouagadougou: Norbert Zongo University (UNZ) of Koudougou paid a vibrant tribute this Thursday to Professor Vincent Ouattara, a teacher-researcher and major figure in Burkinabe literature and culture, who has retired, during a ceremony held in the university’s 750-seat amphitheater. Placed under the chairmanship of the Vice-President in charge of research
New york: The United Nations Security Council has taken a significant step by adopting resolution 2797, which enshrines autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty as the “most realistic solution” to the longstanding Sahara dispute. The resolution was passed with 11 votes in favor, none against, and three abstentions from Russia, China, and
Kaya: Moroccan cyclist Achraf Ed-Doghmy won the 9th and penultimate stage of the Tour du Faso between Ouagadougou and Kaya (118.2 km), ahead of Cameroonian Steve Auriol, marking the first victory for the Atlas Lions in this 36th edition of the Burkinabe cycling classic. The yellow jersey remains with Paul