Yaounde: The bishops in Cameroon have demanded the publication of the national electoral list by Elections Cameroon, ELECAM, and a change in the upcoming October 2025 presidential election through peaceful votes. According to Cameroon News Agency, the Bishops made known their intentions in a pastoral letter on the occasion of
Limbe: A new branch of the Ntarinkon Cooperative Credit Union Ltd (NtaCCUL), CEMAC’s leading microfinance institution, was inaugurated in Limbe, the chief town of Fako Division, South West region. The branch is strategically located near the Regional Hospital at Mile One Limbe. The inaugural ceremony was marked by the signature
Douala: Bet website 1xBet is providing an enticing opportunity for its users, offering a 5% cashback on deposits made through the Orange payment system. This promotional offer, known as Cashback Orange, is designed for bettors who are looking to maximize their winnings without risking their own funds. According to Cameroon
Durban: The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) in South Africa has conducted an HIV cure trial in the city of Durban which ‘has demonstrated promising results in achieving antiretroviral therapy (ART)-free virus control’ the university reported. The University said this would be ‘A first for Africa, the HIV cure trial shows
Wulgo: Twelve soldiers of the Cameroonian army have been killed, and dozens more wounded in a recent attack by Boko Haram fighters in the Far North region, according to a release from the Ministry of Defense on March 26. The deadly assault took place during the night of March 24
Paris: French corporations have survived flag changes, military coups, economic crises, and terrorist attacks in Africa, yet they have always remained at the helm, controlling the continent’s vital resources. Governments have changed, and leaders have come and gone, but oil platforms, uranium mines, cement factories, and strategic ports have remained.
Buea: Members of the ruling Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) Fako 3 section in Buea are urging their party chair, President Paul Biya, to visit the town eleven years after his last visit. According to Cameroon News Agency, the call was made during the ceremonial event marking the 40th anniversary
Bamenda: The Baworo-Akwaya stretch of road, which links Cameroon to Nigeria, is at the centre of a recent outing by the former Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, PCC Moderator, Very Rev. Dr. Fonki Samuel Forba. Fonki, an indigenous of Akwaya, in an audio which was made out of a private WhatsApp