
Africa

A bus carrying Easter worshippers falls off the cliff, kills 45 people
A bus carrying Easter worshippers falls off the cliff, kills 45 people In a tragic incident, a bus carrying Easter worshippers fell off a cliff in South Africa, resulting in the loss of 45 lives. The bus headed to an Easter conference, apparently lost control and plunged into a ravine in South Africa’s Limpopo province….

Six Cameroonian professors and four others were reportedly deported from Nigeria in 2018 over an alleged plot to destabilize the government of President Paul Biya. A request for intervention has been made to the House of Representatives.
Six Cameroonian professors and four others were reportedly deported from Nigeria in 2018 over an alleged plot to destabilize the government of President Paul Biya. A request for intervention has been made to the House of Representatives. The Plight of Academics: A Call for Justice and Intervention In a world where academic freedom is a…

Okuama: Police hand over monarch to military
Okuama: Police hand over monarch to military In a recent turn of events that has captured the attention of the nation, the traditional ruler of Ewu Kingdom, HRM Clement Ikolo Oghenerukevwe, was handed over to military authorities by the Delta State Police Command. This development follows the voluntary surrender of the monarch after the Defense…

Former Liberian President George Weah Nominated for Prestigious Chatham House Prize
Former Liberian President George Weah Nominated for Prestigious Chatham House Prize The Journey of George Weah: From Football Icon to Presidential Nominee for the Chatham House Prize George Weah’s story is one of remarkable transformation and achievement. From his humble beginnings in Monrovia, Liberia, Weah rose to international fame as a football icon, playing for…

The end of an era for the French language?
The end of an era for the French language? Nations reviewing their dependence on France reflect the deep divide between Paris and capitals across the Sahel – which could have long-term economic implications The Shifting Linguistic Landscape in the Sahel: Economic and Cultural Repercussions The Sahel region, a belt of land spanning across the breadth…

First Lady Chantal BIYA Joins 21,000 Women to Advocate for Gender Equality in Cameroon
First Lady Chantal BIYA Joins 21,000 Women to Advocate for Gender Equality in Cameroon Women in Cameroon have unanimously expressed their gratitude to the President of the Republic, His Excellency Paul BIYA, and his wife, First Lady Chantal BIYA, for their constant and substantial support towards the empowerment of womenfolk. It was in a spirit…

Cameroon Enforces Exit Authorization Requirement for Senior Officials at All Airports
Cameroon Enforces Exit Authorization Requirement for Senior Officials at All Airports Cameroon’s Commitment to Governance: Enforcing Exit Authorization for Senior Officials In a significant move to reinforce governance and accountability, Cameroon has instituted a mandatory exit authorization requirement for senior officials at all airports. This measure ensures that high-ranking personnel from public companies and establishments…

ERNEST OBAMA ON ONE All SPORTS
ERNEST OBAMA ON ONE All SPORTS The Intricacies of Contract Breaches in Sports: A Professional Insight In the competitive world of sports, contracts bind players, clubs, and sponsors in a complex web of agreements. These contracts are meticulously crafted to ensure that all parties fulfill their obligations. However, when one party fails to respect the…

The Political Landscape in Cameroon: A Legal Challenge MP JEAN MICHEL NINTCHEU IS TAKING NGOH NGOH IN COURT WHO HE ACCUSES OF USING “HIGH INSTRUCTIONS” TO ILLEGALLY GOVERN CAMEROON!
The Political Landscape in Cameroon: A Legal Challenge In the dynamic and often turbulent arena of Cameroonian politics, a new development has emerged that encapsulates the complexities of governance and the rule of law in the country. MP Jean Michel Nintcheu has initiated a legal challenge against Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, levying serious accusations of usurping…

Mvog Betsi (behind MECC) in Yaoundé without electricity for 5 days.
Mvog Betsi (behind MECC) in Yaoundé without electricity for 5 days. In Yaoundé, power outages can be a challenging issue to navigate. It can disrupt daily activities, affect productivity, and even pose a threat to one’s safety. That’s why it’s essential to have a reliable power source in place to mitigate the impact of these…