Kumbo: An open letter to the Nso community has surfaced, urging introspection amid ongoing political turmoil. The letter, penned by a son of the soil, calls for the community to re-evaluate its role and contributions to the broader political landscape, suggesting that Nso’s cultural and foundational values should guide its
Buea: The first-ever PhD in English Law, the highest degree in the humanities and social sciences, has been conferred on Ndonga Rene at the University of Buea (UB). According to Cameroon News Agency, Ndonga defended his doctorate before a panel of law professors on January 14 in the Department of
Buea: The ceremony to launch operations for the state budget for the 2025 fiscal year in the South West regional headquarters, Buea, was accompanied by announcements regarding government projects for the region. The launch ceremony, held on December 15 at the Catholic Pastoral Center in Molyko, was chaired by the
Bamenda: A man in his thirties identified to CNA simply as John Paul has been found dead from gunshot wounds. According to Cameroon News Agency, John Paul was dragged out of his house at Njengang Quarter in Bamenda on Wednesday, January 16, and shot dead along the way as he
Buea: Bishops in the South West region have criticized the New Deal government under President Paul Biya, highlighting significant governance issues and widespread misery affecting the nation. They pointed out that bad governance has led to a situation where many Cameroonians are experiencing severe hardships. According to Cameroon News Agency,
Yaound©: The Energy Minister of Cameroon, Gaston Eloundou Essomba, has explained the reasons behind the ongoing power shortages affecting several regions of the country. In a press release dated January 14, Essomba clarifies that the South Interconnected Grid which serves the West, North West, South West, South, Littoral, and Centre
Babadjou: The traditional ruler, HRH Kaffo Sambankeing Langevin of Babadjou in the West Region has launched an initiative against fake preachers who engage in activities that contradict the ethics, faith, and traditional values of the Babadjou people in the West Region of Cameroon. This effort was discussed during a meeting
Douala: Barrister Alice Nkom failed to show up for her expected hearing at the Judicial Department of the National Gendarmerie today. The hearing in the military-style tribunal coincided with her 80th birthday which she chose to celebrate, disregarding an umpteenth summons from the judicial body. According to Cameroon News Agency,