Guinean President Alpha Condé has been elected as the new Chairman of the African Union. He succeeds his Chadian counterpart, Idriss Déby Itno. The rotating AU presidential election was held during the general assembly of Heads of State shortly before the opening ceremony of the Summit of Heads of State in Addis Ababa today Monday […]
Violations of Human Rights cannot any longer be justified on grounds of blind obedience of hierarchy even if one were a CPDM minister or a mercenary. This is the position upheld by Higher Education Minister, Jacques Fame Ndongo during a ceremony organized at his department to give the controversial minister New Year Wishes. On January […]
Southern Cameroonians are demonstrating that civil disobedience works. Today, the interim leaders of the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium have announced as much, by citing more recent and local successes, including those of Buea that left only the 20 CPDM taxis belonging to Mayor Ekema on the empty streets. The hugely successful campaign against rapes, […]
The current situation in has caused some government authorities to bring out their best guns and tactics – play on the people’s emotions. Deceit has been used for many years as a tool of choice to perpetrate and perpetuate injustice in a country that is supposed to be an earthly paradise for all. Of course, […]
The French socialist party has chosen Benoit Hamon as their candidate in the April presidential elections after he won a run-off vote. The former education minister made ex-premier Manuel Valls conceded defeat in the Sunday night run-off. Hamon has won over 58 percent of the votes and Vall garnered 41 with 60 percent of the votes counted. […]
How shall we live together? With a common denominator, with different numerators, It’s been 55years. Cameroons, English and French. The going got tougher. January 9th proved our ways of life, our culture, Our tradition, our heritage could not co-habit with yours. Yesteryears, you intimidated us, beat us, raped our girls, Raped our women, molested […]
The man who is highly credited with setting up a “Neo-Nazis” rule in the SW Province of Cameroon and who was relieved of his duty very unceremoniously in a Gubernatorial reshuffle by the same President Biya who appointed him; Governor PETER OBEN ASHU has died peacefully at his home in Limbe. A sister publication, Cameroon […]
Militants believed to be from the Boko Haram Takfiri terrorist group have attacked a convoy of motorists along a highway in northeastern Nigeria, killing at least seven people and injuring several others. Witnesses said on Sunday that the militants ambushed the military-escorted motorists along recently-secured Maiduguri-Biu highway in Borno state the previous day. Nigerian soldiers […]
The Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium has recorded a major breakthrough in the Anglophone struggle and quest for independence. Southern Cameroonians only have to fast, pray and assist the interim leaders in the struggle. To be sure, every West Cameroonian should and must listen only to the Consortium. History teaches us that the SCNC leaders […]
120 minutes was not enough to decide between Cameroon and Senegal on Saturday night in Franceville in the second quarterfinal of Total Africa Cup of Nations 2017. After a well-balanced match with many chances created by both teams it was finally Cameroon which imposed a 5 to 4 defeat against Senegal after a penalty shootout. […]
