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National identity card: in Cameroon, stamp duty increases by 257%
National identity card: in Cameroon, stamp duty increases by 257% The Evolution of Cameroon’s National Identity Card System In a significant development for Cameroon, the country’s national identity card system is undergoing a major transformation. The Delegate General for National Security, Martin Mbarga Nguele, has announced the introduction of a new biometric ID system that…
In Gabon, the head of state dismisses his brother from the post of director general of the Budget
In Gabon, the head of state dismisses his brother from the post of director general of the Budget The political landscape in Gabon has undergone a significant shift following the head of state’s dismissal of the Director General of the Budget. This move indicates the dynamic nature of political appointments and the intricate balance of…
Cameroonian Government Appoints Me Prosper Abega to Tackle Tax Agent Corruption in Bourbon Case 2024
Cameroonian Government Appoints Me Prosper Abega to Tackle Tax Agent Corruption in Bourbon Case 2024 The Cameroonian government’s move to constitute Me Prosper Abega in the Bourbon affair marks a significant step in addressing the pervasive issue of corruption among tax agents. This decision reflects a broader commitment to improving the integrity of the nation’s…
Allegations of embezzlement have marred the reputation of the legislative body, raising concerns about governance and accountability of 3 billion CFA francs in the Senate MISSING
Allegations of embezzlement have marred the reputation of the legislative body, raising concerns about governance and accountability of 3 billion CFA francs in the Senate MISSING!!!!!!! The Cameroon Senate Embezzlement Scandal: A Call for Transparency and Accountability In recent times, the Cameroon Senate has been embroiled in a significant embezzlement scandal, involving the misappropriation of…
Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) exported 10,255 tons of bananas between January and April 2024
Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) exported 10,255 tons of bananas between January and April 2024, data from the Cameroon Banana Association showed. This volume is almost one-third of the 33,731 tons exported during the same period in 2017 before the company was fully hit by the Anglophone crisis. The Cameroon Development Corporation’s Struggle and Resilience Amidst…
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Get your BNB newsletter latest edition 237 10/6/24 02 Conflict Zone ANGLOPHONES ARE UNIONISTS DIVIDED OVER THE ISSUE OF THE FORM OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT OF LA RÉPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN, WHILE SOUTHERN CAMEROONIANS / AMBAZONIANS ARE INDEPENDENTISTS UNITED UNDER THE RESTORED GOVERNMENT OF THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS AMBAZONIA FOR THE TOTAL INDEPENDENCE AND SOVEREIGNTY OF THE…
Philemon Yang Takes Leadership as President of the 79th UNGA
Philemon Yang Takes Leadership as President of the 79th UNGA In a significant development for global diplomacy, Philemon Yang, the former Prime Minister of Cameroon, has been elected as the President of the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). This marks a momentous occasion, not only for Yang but also for Cameroon…
The Central African Republic’s Fuel Crisis: Examining the Impact of Tamoil and Total Stations on the Current Fuel Shortage in Bangui.
The Central African Republic’s Fuel Crisis: Examining the Impact of Tamoil and Total Stations on the Current Fuel Shortage in Bangui. The Central African Republic (CAR) is grappling with a severe fuel shortage that has put a spotlight on Tamoil, the marketer and recent buyer of Total stations in the region. This crisis has had…
NW Governor Encourages Civil Servants to Intensify Efforts in Face of Security Challenges
NW Governor Encourages Civil Servants to Intensify Efforts in Face of Security Challenges In the face of escalating security challenges, the Governor of the North West region of Cameroon, Adolphe Lele L’Afrique, has made a resolute call to civil servants to intensify their efforts. This appeal comes in the aftermath of a series of violent…
Belgium bans the export of toxic fuels from its ports to Africa
Belgium bans the export of toxic fuels from its ports to Africa In a landmark decision, Belgium has set a new precedent in environmental responsibility by banning the export of toxic fuels from its ports to African nations. This bold move comes as a response to growing concerns over the quality of fuels being exported…