Mombasa: Thousands of enthusiastic youths gathered at the Mama Ngina Waterfront to vie for 300 truck driver and 100 forklift operator positions overseas, as announced by Mombasa County Assembly Speaker Aharub Khatri. Successful candidates will be employed by DP World, a multinational logistics company. The initiative aims to tackle unemployment
Buea: Member of Parliament for Buea Urban, Honorable Malomba Esembe Donald, has voiced support for the re-election of 92-year-old President Paul Biya. The 39-year-old legislator, serving his first term under the ruling Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM), believes Biya is capable of addressing the aspirations of the youth. According to
Yaound©: Today marks a significant milestone in the life of President Paul Biya, who celebrates his 92nd birthday. Born in the village of Mvomeka in the south of Cameroon to Etienne MVONDO ASSAM and Anastasie EYENGA ELLE, Biya was initially groomed for the priesthood before his expulsion from a Catholic
Addis Ababa: At the 46th Ordinary Session of the Executive Council of the African Union, held under the theme ‘Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations,’ Mr. Claver Gatete, Executive Secretary of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), delivered a statement addressing the historical injustices faced
Bamenda: Traditional rulers from Momo Division in the North West region have honored the Senior Divisional Officer (SDO), Fouda Etaba, citing his efforts in fostering peace and maintaining a stable social environment. Etaba was adorned with a traditional cap and a staff decorated with cowries, symbolizing his acceptance into their
Yaound©: The President of the Republic has attributed the Indomitable Lions’ qualification for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco to government efforts following their poor campaign in the previous edition in Ivory Coast. According to Cameroon News Agency, President Paul Biya, in his address on the eve of
Yaoundé: President Paul Biya has encouraged Cameroonian youths to explore agriculture and livestock farming opportunities, rather than solely relying on paid employment. During his traditional address to the youth on February 10, he acknowledged that no country is immune to unemployment and highlighted the government’s commitment to developing strategies and
Bamenda: Two persons were shot dead on Sunday night around Nakaa Mile 87, Bamenda, North West region, a source confirmed to CNA. Armed men opened fire on the victims, killing on the spot the Chairman of the Presbyterian Church congregation of the area, George Fomantum. Another member of the Church,