Yaound©: Nearly 300 workers on the government’s payroll have been dismissed due to absenteeism, according to Public Service Minister, Joseph Le, as a result of the physical headcount of state workers. An operation which brings the total number of state workers fired to 4,324 since it was launched in 2018
Yaound©: A capital frozen in the 1960s, 70s and the case for a new capital. It doesn’t take an expert for one to notice the rather old buildings that make up most of the key landmarks in Yaound©, Cameroon’s political capital. Except for a few buildings at the 20th May
Yaound©: Faith Mpara is a consultant with over 8 years of experience driving impactful technology implementation and modernization projects across emerging and developed economies. Her work spans the IT, education, energy, and retail industries, focusing on improving human, citizen, and customer experiences. According to Cameroon News Agency, Faith was born
Bamenda: A self-styled ‘commander’ of the Ambazonian Defense Force (ADF), known as JC but whose real name was Funwi Christopher, has been killed in an operation in Bamenda. JC was tracked down to a popular hotel in the city, where an exchange with defense and security forces resulted in his
Buea: The St. Anthony’s Parish Buea was filled to capacity as mourners gathered for the requiem mass of HRH Hon. Justice Barrister Ayah Paul Abine on February 14, 2025. Among the attendees were a few members of the Popular Action Party (PAP), identifiable by their party materials, paying tribute to
Turkana: Turkana County government has partnered with Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) to train thirty agricultural trainees in a bid to enhance the capacity of refugees and host community for climate resilience and improving livelihoods. According to Kenya News Agency, the training, titled ‘Enhancing the Capacity of
Baringo: Hundreds of people participated in a five-kilometer charity walk to support the students of Kabarnet School for the Deafblind, who require special care due to their disabilities. The walk, which commenced at Kasoiyo Trading Centre in Baringo Central and concluded at the school grounds, aimed to raise funds for
Nakuru: Red roses, dresses, and shoes dotted the streets of Nakuru as Kenyans joined the rest of the world to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Pubs, restaurants, and recreation parks were brimming with couples out to mark the globally recognized ‘day of love’ on February 14. According to Kenya News Agency, the