Cameroon
Russia-Africa Partnership Forum: Cameroon Salutes Cooperation With Russia
Cameroon has been strengthening its diplomatic ties with Russia in recent years. This cooperation spans various sectors, including politics, security, economics, science and technology, culture, research, and humanitarian affairs. Several significant events and agreements have marked the relationship between the two countries. One notable event is the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum, where Cameroon’s External Relations Minister,…
CRM Takes Legal Action Against Constitutional Council Members
CRM Takes Legal Action Against Constitutional Council Members –The Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM) party has taken legal action against the President of the Constitutional Council, Justice Clement Atangana, along with two other members, Emmanuel Bonde and Adolphe Minkoa. This move comes amid ongoing tensions and disputes between the CRM and the government. The CRM, led…
President Paul Biya extends his congratulations to Donald Trump on his election victory.
President Paul Biya extends his congratulations to Donald Trump on his election victory. In a telegram sent on November 6, 2024, President Biya praised Trump’s leadership and expressed confidence in his ability to guide the United States toward progress in a challenging international context. This victory coincides with the 42nd anniversary of Biya’s own accession…
Ngonnso Festival has been banned by the Ambazonia State Army
The Ngonnso Festival, one of Cameroon’s largest cultural events, has been banned by the Ambazonia State Army, a separatist faction loyal to USA-based Samuel Ikome Sako. The festival, which celebrates the heritage of the Nso people, was scheduled to take place from The ban was announced in a viral audio message by a commander of…
Cameroon’s Public Companies’ Debt Nears CFA1 Trillion
Cameroon’s Public Companies’ Debt Nears CFA1 Trillion – Cameroon’s public companies are facing a significant debt burden, nearing CFA1 trillion. As of September 30, 2024, the debt contracted by the Cameroonian government and transferred to public companies reached CFA984.7 billion. This debt is distributed among eleven state-owned enterprises, including Camwater, Camtel, Sodecoton, Chantier Naval et…
Trade Minister Shuts Down Bars Amid Beer Price Increase Controversy
Trade Minister Shuts Down Bars Amid Beer Price Increase Controversy –Since November 1, 2024, many bar owners in Cameroon have raised their prices, increasing the cost of beers and soft drinks by CFA50 to 100 FCFA. This decision has angered Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana, Cameroon’s Minister of Commerce. His enforcement team sealed off several establishments…
Massive Landslide Severely Impacts Dschang Cliff Road
Massive Landslide Severely Impacts Dschang Cliff Road – The Dschang Cliff Road in Cameroon’s West region was severely impacted by a massive landslide. The incident occurred on November 5, 2024, following heavy rains that triggered the landslide at La Falaise locality in Dschang town. The landslide blocked road access and buried several vehicles, including three…
Breaking News No.255 Now Available in Newsstands and Digital Format
We are thrilled to announce that the latest edition of our esteemed newspaper is now available for purchase at newsstands across the city. This edition brings a wealth of articles, insightful analyses, and in-depth reporting on the most pressing issues of our time. For those who prefer the convenience of technology, we have also released…
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Minfi Announces Seizure of 3,144 War Munitions by Customs
The Ministry of Finance (Minfi) has stated the recent seizure of 3,144 war munitions by customs authorities. The seizure was part of an ongoing effort to enhance national security and prevent the illegal trafficking of weapons and ammunition. The operation was conducted by the customs department, which has been integrated into the National Defense and…
Gendarmes Mistake Motorcycle Noise for Gunfire, Resulting in Civilian Death in Bamenda
In a tragic incident in Nkwen, Bamenda, gendarmes mistakenly opened fire after confusing the sound of a modified motorcycle for gunfire. This occurred at Mile 4 Junction around 8 PM on October 27, 2024. The gunfire resulted in the immediate death of a civilian and left another person injured. The confusion arose when a motorcycle with a customized sound repeatedly passed through the area, making loud noises that resembled gunfire. A local food vendor at the scene recounted that the bike rider had modified the sound of his motorcycle to mimic gunshots, which led to the gendarmes’ reaction. This incident has raised concerns about the safety of civilians amid heightened security measures in Bamenda. It also highlights the challenges faced by security forces in distinguishing between real threats and false alarms, especially in regions affected by conflict. The local community has…