Education
Horror in Tatum: Unarmed Woman Shot by Separatists Sparks Outrage
Horror in Tatum: Unarmed Woman Shot by Separatists Sparks Outrage The fragile peace in Cameroon’s North West Region has shattered once again. In a shocking incident, an unarmed woman was shot in the leg at close range by suspected Ambazonian separatists. The brutal act, witnessed by horrified bystanders, has ignited a firestorm of condemnation on…
Teachers Abducted Amidst Ongoing Tensions in Ndu
Teachers Abducted Amidst Ongoing Tensions in Ndu The ongoing crisis in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon has once again come to the forefront with the recent kidnapping of two teachers in the town of Ndu. This incident is a stark reminder of the complex and volatile situation that has been unfolding in the Northwest and…
School Inspection Leads to Seizure of Drugs, Weapons, and Prohibited Items from Students’ Possessions 2024
School Inspection Leads to Seizure of Drugs, Weapons, and Prohibited Items from Students’ Possessions 2024 Police officers in Yaounde conducted a search operation on Monday morning, uncovering a range of concerning items in the bags of students in some prominent government secondary schools. The operation carried out at the invitation of school principals, targeted campuses…
Israel Intensifies Evacuation Efforts as Rafah Clashes Widen
Israel Intensifies Evacuation Efforts as Rafah Clashes Widen The recent developments in Rafah have led to a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict, with Israel ordering tens of thousands more Palestinians to leave their homes as military operations intensify in southern Gaza. This move comes as a response to what Israel describes as an expanded…
The Dismissal of Moja Moja from the Rapid Intervention Battalion: A Step Towards Discipline and Accountability
The Dismissal of Moja Moja from the Rapid Intervention Battalion: A Step Towards Discipline and Accountability In a significant development within the ranks of Cameroon’s military forces, Chief Ewome Eko John, known by the moniker Moja Moja, has been dismissed from the Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR) and reassigned to the infantry. This decision, as announced…
Over 3,000 sheriffs call for Biden to halt sale of ammunition company
Over 3,000 sheriffs call for Biden to halt sale of ammunition company The recen t news that over 3,000 sheriffs across the United States have united to urge President Biden to intervene in the sale of a major gun ammunition and primer manufacturer to a foreign entity has sparked a significant debate on national security…
FECAFOOT President letter to the Minister of Sports and Physical Education
FECAFOOT President’s letter to the Minister of Sports and Physical Education FECAFOOT President Samuel Eto’o tells Minister of Sports: “The designation of the members of the technical and administrative management of the men’s national team, as proposed by FECAFOOT during our various discussions, is from our point of view closer to the requirements of FIFA.”…
FIFA: Only FECAFOOT Executive Committee to Decide on Management Recruitment
FIFA: Only FECAFOOT Executive Committee to Decide on Management Recruitment FIFA says “Decisions concerning the recruitment of members of management structures must remain among the rights and competence reserved solely for the Executive Committee of FECAFOOT” FIFA recently responded to FECAFOOT’s letter dated April 6th regarding the appointment of officials responsible for managing the national…
The displaced communities in Cameroon are receiving support from Japan and WFP in Yaoundé.
The displaced communities in Cameroon are receiving support from Japan and WFP in Yaoundé. The Government of Japan has contributed US$ 1.2 million to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to help 36,200 people affected by crises in Cameroon. The contribution will help WFP provide an unconditional food assistance package that includes cereals, pulses,…
Educators at Risk: The Ongoing Struggle in the Anglophone Crisis During Labour Day
Educators at Risk: The Ongoing Struggle in the Anglophone Crisis During Labour Day The Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon: A Reflection on Teachers’ Plight As the world marked International Labour Day, a day dedicated to the achievements of workers and their contributions to society, the teachers in Cameroon’s North West Region faced a starkly different reality….

