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CAMEROUN: BIYA’S MINISTER RESIGNS

Before presenting his resignation letter to the president through the Prime Minister, Issa Tchiroma Bakary had vacated his office in the Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training on Monday, June 23rd. Minister Issa Tchiroma and his family, parked outside the ministerial residential building, offered by the state of Cameroon. Newspaper. Mutations early Tuesday asked the…

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AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN IS GUIDED BY PATRIOTIC COMMITMENT

AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN IS GUIDED BY PATRIOTIC COMMITMENT – NORTH CENTRAL WOMEN CALL MGBEKE COMEDIAN North Central Women on Friday criticized Prof Mgbeke, dismissing her recent remarks about the representative of Kogi Central, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, as mad imaginings, deception and fantasy. They also described the remarks of the All Progressives Congress (APC) South-South Organizing Secretary, Mr….

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AKPOTI-UDUAGHAN PRAISED FOR SHOWING BRAVERY

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central, was praised by North Central women on Wednesday for her bravery and resilience in the face of adversity. ‘’Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan is a symbol of courage and determination. We are incredibly proud of her’’ The women also accused the leadership of the 10th Senate of stirring up anger…

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Are Military Coups a Panacea for African Development?

The multiple Coups d’états in Nigeria using the General Abacha specific Regime as a case study, as opposed to other Civilian Dictators who have destroyed the very fabric of their nations’ economies. Have African Civilian Dictators faired any better with their gelogenic sanguinolent “Government for us, our family and friends, by us camouflage” improved the…

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11 Cameroonian youths among 45 killed as boat capsizes in the Mediterranean

African youth taking the risk because of bad governance Tragedy strikes once again. Another boat has capsized in the Mediterranean, carrying dreams that will never come true. Among the 45 lost souls, 11 were young Cameroonians—people with hopes, ambitions, and a future. Today, they are gone forever. We must ask ourselves: why do our brothers…

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91-year-old Niat Njifenji Marcel, re-elected senate president

Paul Biya’s constitutional successor, 91-year-old Niat Njifenji Marcel, who cannot walk or talk as an ailing dinosaur in a wheelchair has been re-selected president of the Cameroun Senate. 91-year-old Niat Njifenji Marcel, was re-(s)elected  March 18th, 2025 as the President of the Senate of CAMEROUN. he joins Paul Biya, 93, seeking reselection for an 8th…

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