1 million Cameroonians suffer from depression – WHO The Mental Health Crisis in Cameroon: A Closer Look at the WHO’s Findings The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently brought to light a concerning statistic: approximately one million individuals in Cameroon are grappling with depression. This figure is a stark reminder of the pervasive nature of…
8 months without pay: Chantal Biya employees denounce the first lady The topic of unpaid wages is a serious and concerning issue that affects the livelihoods of employees and their families. It is important to address such matters with sensitivity and a commitment to factual reporting. In the context of Cameroon, reports have emerged alleging…
Yaoundé: four alleged members of a gang of attackers arrested In a significant development in the fight against crime in Yaoundé, the capital city of Cameroon, four individuals have been apprehended by law enforcement authorities. These arrests are part of a broader effort to address the surge in criminal activities that have been a cause…
Gov’t forces on rampage kill three civilians in Kumbo, burn houses The situation in Kumbo, Cameroon, has escalated with reports of government forces engaging in violent actions that have resulted in the loss of civilian lives and destruction of property. On February 7, 2024, it was reported that four civilians were tragically killed at a…
The Tragic Loss of Newborns: A Call for Improved Maternal and Neonatal Care The heartbreaking story of Tamanji Immanuella Angwi, a midwife who lost her twin boys due to alleged medical negligence, has brought to light the critical issues surrounding maternal and neonatal care. Angwi’s experience is a stark reminder of the devastating impact that…
The recent news of Doctors Without Borders, known internationally as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), auctioning their operational vehicles in Cameroon has raised concerns and speculations about the future of their operations in the country. This development is particularly poignant, considering the organization’s long-standing commitment to providing medical aid in regions affected by conflict, epidemics, and…
Ramadan in Bamenda: A Time for Unity and Lawfulness In the vibrant city of Bamenda, the Muslim community recently celebrated Ramadan, a period marked by fasting, reflection, and prayer. This year’s observance was infused with a strong message of unity and adherence to lawfulness, resonating throughout the community. Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic…
A multitude gathers in remembrance of David Eto’o alongside Samuel Eto’o In a moving display of respect and mourning, hundreds have gathered to join Samuel Eto’o in paying homage to his late father, David Eto’o. The event, marked by a somber atmosphere, took place at the Military Hospital morgue in Bonanjo, Douala, where David Eto’o’s…
The Unseen Hurdles in Sports: The Case of Cameroon’s Women’s Handball Team In the competitive world of international sports, athletes often face challenges that go beyond the playing field. A recent example is the unfortunate situation of the Cameroon women’s handball team, which was excluded from the Olympic qualifying tournament due to visa problems. This…
The Political Landscape of Mayo Danay: Drilling for Progress Issa Tchiroma’s party launches its campaign by launching drilling projects in Mayo Danay In the dynamic political arena of Cameroon, the Mayo Danay division is witnessing a significant development as Issa Tchiroma’s party, the Front for the National Salvation of Cameroon (FSNC), embarks on a…
