Yaounde: Some club presidents are displeased with Fecafoot’s latest directive, which requires all teams to select their own venues for home games. The move comes amid Fecafoot’s struggles to settle outstanding bills set by the National Office in Charge of Football Infrastructure, ONIES to host games. According to Cameroon News
Bamenda: A young man has reportedly been shot dead by security forces in the Nkeung neighborhood of Bamenda III subdivision. The incident occurred early Monday, January 13, 2025. He was said to be in possession of a firearm. According to local residents, the man, originally from Nkambe, had only spent
Bamenda: A priest traveling from Bamenda to Tooy during the recent holiday season endured a harrowing journey marked by multiple extortion attempts at checkpoints manned by both the Cameroonian military and armed separatist groups. According to Cameroon News Agency, the priest, who requested anonymity, recounted his ordeal, describing the journey
Buea: The 48th conference of Cameroon Bishops is seen as a beacon of hope for the recovery of the North West and South West regions, which have been embroiled in an eight-year-long socio-political crisis, stated the Bishop of the Diocese of Buea at the opening of the National Episcopal Conference
Babadjou: The turnout for the Second Term of the academic year was timid at Government Bilingual Primary School Babadjou Toumaka, one of the main primary schools hosting Internally Displaced Children (IDPs) in the Bamboutos region. Only two-fifths of the students were present on the first day of the term at
Yaoundé: Hopes of seeing last season’s top players, including Nchindo John Bosco, Nathan Douala, and Jule Armand Kooh, compete for the 2024 Cameroon Ballon d’Or have dwindled as the federation silently bypassed organizing the ceremony. This event traditionally honors the most outstanding players, coaches, referees, and teams in the context
Yaound©: The leader of the main opposition party, Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM), Maurice Kamto, condemned the treatment meted out to Barrister Alice Nkom, the Board Chairperson of the Network of Human Rights Defenders in Central Africa (REHDAC), by the Cameroon government. According to Cameroon News Agency, Kamto stated that Barrister
Yaounde: A church service to celebrate the end of Rev. Dr. Nditemeh Charlemagne’s four-year, one-term tenure as Executive President (EP) of the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) has culminated at Etoug-Ebe Baptist Church in Yaounde. The service, held on January 5th, was attended by hundreds of CBC Christians from across the