POLITICS In Cameroon and Africa
By Sah Terence ANIMBOM in Mamfe. Following the September 22 demonstrations that turned deadly in Mamfe, the Cameroon-Nigeria border has been closed since September 27, 2017 causing untold suffering and loses to businesses doing cross-border trade
By DANIELA NEBA NGUM The bad roads leading to Ndian Division from Kumba has brought panic in the minds elites who fear that the division will soon be separated from the rest of the country. Travelling
By WIFAH J. NDE The decision by the Social Democratic Front, SDF to move the failed march past in Douala planned for Saturday October 21, 2017 to Bamenda in the days or weeks ahead was one
BY TALL A AGHAA CHRISTOPHER Konye is a sub divisions in Meme Division of the South West Region and for almost 20 years as an administrative unit, the division that hosts the Bakundu, Mbonge and Bafaw
BY WAMBO EMMANUEL IN NKAMBE Memories of the December 8, 2016 botched CPDM rally in Bamenda which saw the loss of lives of several protesters who attempted to stop the rally are still fresh in the
BY TALLA AGHAA CHRISTOPHER Courts in Meme Division still remain ‘paralysed’ despite a communiqué by the Vice President of Meme Lawyers Association, MELA, Barrister Mpacko Jacob Njume on October 11, 2017 declaring that Lawyers have unanimously
By Ikome Christie-Noella Eposi The Senior divisional officer for Fako, Engamba Emmanuel Ledoux on the occasion of his maiden socio-economic tour has promised hell for anyone who will be caught respecting calls for ghost towns in
By Ikome Christie-Noella Eposi Preaching peace, oneness and unity in diversity, the Bahai community all over the world from 4pm-6pm on Saturday October 20 2017, jointly celebrated the birth of Baha’ U’ llah (the prophet and
By DOH JAMES SONKEY Real business will start this November on the Babadjou-Bamenda road with the presence of more sophisticated building equipments on the road. The revelation was made last October 26, 2017 by Public Works
BY NDUMBE BELL GASTON IN DOUALA The Ministry of Health in partnership with the food giant Nestlé Cameroon called on other stakeholders like civil society, academic experts, and the private sector to find ways to moderate,
