Yaound: Two Cameroonians, Sylas Nyuydzene Verdzekov and Lovert Che, have been arrested in California for allegedly orchestrating a sophisticated $10 Million (6.3 Billion CFA) fraud scheme. A third suspect who is also of Cameroonian origin, Mustapha Nkachiwouo Selly Yamie, remains at large. Each faces charges of conspiracy to commit money
Yaound©: Maurice Kamto has issued a warning to ELECAM, the General Delegation of National Security (DGSN), and the CPDM regarding their alleged use of foreign nationals residing in Cameroon for electoral fraud. According to Cameroon News Agency, the opposition leader condemned the regime for granting Cameroonian nationality to foreigners who
Bamenda: 57-year-old Wirba Julius has been arrested for allegedly raping seven minors aged two to thirteen in Bamenda. The accused was presented to the press on February 28, 2025, at the Bamenda Central police. According to Cameroon News Agency, Police Commissioner Emmanuel Mbock stated that the arrest followed a complaint
Bamenda: The Public Independent Conciliator (PIC) for the North West Region has released its 2024 annual activity report, which was initially submitted to the President of the Republic on February 7 and later shared with the state representative and the president of the North West Regional Executive Council. The report,
Douala: A huge quantity of wood and timber turned to ashes and charcoal, smoldering. A plant formerly covered by wood is now exposed; pieces of zinc have turned red, and machines remain in their usual spots, now charred. Flames that began ravaging from outside the plant ultimately engulfed the entire
Vatican City: In recent days, social media and various online platforms have been flooded with alarming claims about the death of Pope Francis. These rumours, which have spread rapidly, have caused distress and confusion among many, especially among the faithful who regard the Pope as a central spiritual leader. However,
Pinyin: The Fon of the Pinyin Clan, HM Kenneth Asobo III, has urged his people to remain united and work towards a safer future for their children. This statement came following the brutal killing of six young men by gunmen dressed in military attire in Pinyin, Santa Subdivision of the
Yaoundé: In recent years, Cameroonians have increasingly turned to visa agents, spending upwards of 2.5 million CFA, to secure visas for overseas travel amidst the country’s economic downturn. This trend helps them bypass the traditional and often cumbersome process of applying directly through embassies. According to Cameroon News Agency, the