Bamenda: Bamenda, the chief town of the North-West of Cameroon, will host an industrial slaughterhouse by 2027, with construction works scheduled to begin in 2025 and a 24-month deadline for completion. The project is funded to the tune of FCFA 4.7 billion, reports from Ecomatin said. According to Cameroon News
Douala: Business leaders have expressed growing concerns regarding the deteriorating state of airports in Cameroon. In a letter addressed to the Cameroon Airports Company (ADC) on November 12, the Union of Cameroonian Enterprises (GECAM) urged the management to take immediate action to improve the infrastructure and services at the country’s
Yaoundé: Tuesday’s revelation that Brazilian football star Vinícius Júnior discovered his ancestral links to the Tikar people in Cameroon has ignited discussions on the deep and enduring ties between Africa and its diaspora. The DNA test, conducted by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) in partnership with AfricanAncestry.com, confirmed that Vinícius
Bafut: Today marks the sixth day since Mr. Langsi Abel, the former Mayor of Bafut, was kidnapped by unidentified gunmen suspected to be Ambazonia separatists. The politician and philanthropist was whisked off in his car on November 15. However, CNA learned that the car broke down along the way, prompting
Limbe: The Njalla Quan Sports Academy will be organizing the fourth edition of the Parisx2 Walk4Life event from December 12-14 in Limbe. With support from several sponsors, enough resources have been mobilized to cover the activities which will involve door-to-door sensitization of the population, medical screening, and a 10km walk.
BUEA: The price of foodstuff has soared in Buea, the capital of the Southwest Region of Cameroon, leaving residents feeling the pressure as they grapple with the escalating cost of living. With budgets stretched thin, many households are struggling to afford necessities, especially as food prices continue to rise. According
Buea: Outgoing Synod Clerk of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, Rev Miki Hans Abia, has been elected as the church’s seventh Moderator. He emerged victorious uncontested during the synod election on November 18, following Rev. Jongai Polycarp’s decision to step down after presenting his statement of faith to over 120
yaounde: The National Syndicate of Cameroonian Footballers (SYNAFOC) has vehemently condemned its exclusion from Fecafoot’s General Assembly, labeling the move as ‘abusive’ and ‘malicious.’ According to Cameroon News Agency, in a strongly-worded statement issued after an emergency general assembly, SYNAFOC’s Board of Directors condemned Fecafoot’s decision to replace it with