The so-called judiciary services have opened a formal process against innocent university students who staged a peaceful demonstration within the University of Buea campus recently. Those arrested are now being put on trial for their alleged role during the strike action. The Cameroon government high court judges who are all seeking for promotion will sentence […]
A UN report has warned of a new “Arab Spring”, saying young people struggling to find jobs and a place in society were turning to “more direct, more violent” means to have their voices heard. The report by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) urged Arab governments to seize “historic opportunities” provided by a new […]
JOINT EXECUTIVE MEETING OF ALL ANGLOPHONE TEACHER TRADE UNIONS HELD IN BAMENDA ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29, 2016 PRESS RELEASE Meeting today November 29, 2016 in Bamenda, all the Anglophone teacher trade unions of the Basic, Secondary and Vocational Education sectors, CATTU, TAC, PEATTU, CEWOTU and BATTUC, in a joint extraordinary executive bureau meeting, assessed the […]
The Super Falcons of Nigeria have qualified for the final game of the 10th edition of the Women AFCON after beating the Banyana Banyana of South Africa 1- 0 at the Limbe Omnisport Stadium. The lone winning goal for Nigeria was scored by striker Desire Oparanozie, a situation that earned her side a place in […]
France has once again donated tactical vehicles to the predominantly Francophone Cameroon armed forces. The military vehicles were given under the pretext of fighting the Nigerian Islamic sect, Boko Haram. The French war package which has often been used against British Southern Cameroons civilian population was handed over to the Minister Delegate at the Presidency […]
A funeral ceremony for Cuba’s late revolutionary leader Fidel Castro has brought together leaders from regional nations as well as representatives from across the world in the capital, Havana. Heads of state from Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Mexico and South Africa, along with leaders from Central American nations paid tribute to Castro in Havana’s Revolution Square […]
Anglophone lawyers and teachers have refused to lift their call to strike. The representatives of the English-speaking teachers unions recently stated that parents are called upon to keep their children at home until the call to strike is lifted. The Anglophone leaders have set up an agenda of 8 points among which is the creation […]
The Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon Cavaye Yeguie Djibril has granted audience to the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Cameroon, Muhammad Bin Sulayman. The Saudi Arabia Diplomat was at the National Assembly on the 28th of November 2016. Parliamentary relations between Cameroon and Saudi Arabia were revisited during the tete-a-tete with opportunities for new […]
Imagine that you live in a small village in the South of Cameroon just next to Gabon. Imagine that Cameroon was a country in which one-quarter of the population was Francophone and the other three-quarters Anglophones. Imagine that your village, regardless of its affinity with the Fangs of Gabon as well as the fact that […]
South African President Jacob Zuma has reportedly survived an attempt for a no-confidence vote within his own African National Congress (ANC) party. The president survived the vote following an extended and tense debate within the ANC’s National Executive Committee (NEC) on Tuesday. Zuma is on a visit to Cuba to attend funeral ceremonies for former […]
