Yaounde: As Cameroonians gear up for the presidential elections in October 2025, the political landscape is once again dominated by the prospect of President Paul Biya seeking re-election. At the age of 92, Biya has been at the helm for more than four decades, making him one of the world’s
Yaounde: The Public Independent Conciliator (PIC) for the South West, Madam Telelen Dorothy Atabong Motaze, traveled on April 3 to Mbonge, Meme Division. She bore news of how the local population and the Council can better collaborate to attain developmental goals. According to Cameroon News Agency, this visit came after
Douala: The early rains have just begun in the economic capital, bringing new challenges with them. Kamdem Mary removes the debris dragged by the rainwater that blocked the gutters beside her home in Bepanda neighborhood, Douala 5 subdivision. She has mounted a barrier of four layers of bricks at the
Yaounde: Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures is the theme for this year’s World Health Day, celebrated on April 7, highlighting the remarkable contributions of Cameroon’s largest private healthcare organization-the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) Health Services-and other denomination-based health services. According to Cameroon News Agency, the CBC Health Services, along with the
Yaounde: Former Indomitable Lion, Benoit Angbwa, has resigned from his position as deputy Secretary General of the Cameroon Football Federation, FECAFOOT. He announced his resignation in a letter on Monday, April 7, addressed to the FA president, citing unbearable working conditions and psychological harassment by the current Secretary General. According
Nairobi: Basic Education Principal Secretary Prof. Julius Bitok has affirmed the government’s commitment to supporting Arts and Sports Sciences, recognizing their significant impact on the development of learners and teacher trainees. Prof. Bitok highlighted the essential role that Co-Curricular activities play in fostering academic excellence, discipline, and resilience, as well
Wajir: Youth across the North-Eastern region of Kenya have been encouraged to take a leading role in combating climate change through innovation, gender inclusivity, and grassroots solutions. This clarion call was made when the Inclusion Climate Innovation Lab officially launched its Regional Lab in Wajir County. According to Kenya News
Kakamega: Kakamega County Women Representative Elsie Muhanda has urged residents to embrace a savings culture and invest in long-term financial stability through cooperatives, saying this is the surest path to economic empowerment and wealth creation. Speaking during a community engagement forum in Kakamega, Muhanda emphasised the importance of discipline and