Prayers Don’t Stop Wars

  The Pope has zero influence in stopping the war in the Southern Cameroons, Federal Republic of Ambazonia. Prayers have zero influence. Even Ambazonian fighters and French Cameroun soldiers have limited influence on ending the war. Wars always end through negotiations between both parties, the belligerent parties. They don’t end on social media or through…

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Moscow hosts over 100 entrepreneurs, investors, and GR representatives from BRICS and SCO countries to launch the AGORA Global Business Club

Moscow hosts over 100 entrepreneurs, investors, and GR representatives from BRICS and SCO countries to launch the AGORA Global Business Club  The key outcome of the forum “International Business in the Next 10 Years: Who, How, Where” that took place on April 25-26, 2026, in Moscow, was under the auspices and initiative of the AGORA…

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Chris Mbunwe: Grizzled, Daring Bamenda Journalist Finally Gains His Independence in Death

Chris Mbunwe: Grizzled, Daring Bamenda Journalist Finally Gains His Independence in Death Colbert Gwain | The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) In Muteff in Fundong municipality, elders tell of an old stone path that once climbed the steep ridge above the village, the only narrow passage linking scattered farms to the heart of Achain…

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After Bamenda: The Information Storm—and the Government’s Intellectual Response

After Bamenda: The Information Storm—and the Government’s Intellectual Response By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief The aftermath of the Holy See’s visit to Bamenda was expected to be a moment of diplomatic reflection. Instead, it became something far more revealing: a rapid succession of narratives, each testing the coherence, clarity, and authority of the Ambazonian cause….

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Over 60 foreign delegates attended the III All-Russian Municipal Forum

Over 60 foreign delegates attended the III All-Russian Municipal Forum The III All-Russian Municipal Forum “Small Motherland – the Strength of Russia” concluded at the National Centre “Russia” on April 20–22. The presence of over 60 foreign delegates from Abkhazia, Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan was a key feature of this year’s forum. The…

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Cameroon Senate VEEPEE passes  

Cameroon Senate VEEPEE passes   Cameroon’s Senate has lost its second high-ranking member in 10 days, with the passing of Vice President, Nfor Tabetando Ndiepnso George, Chief of Bachuo-Ntai village in Manyu Division, Southwest Region. The powerful traditional ruler joined his ancestors on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, after 36 years on the throne. He was 75….

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