September 1, 2025
Headlines

Maine’s Electric Vehicle Mandate Rejection: A Comprehensive Analysis

labah princely01 mins

In a surprising turn of events, Maine’s Board of Environmental Protection (BEP) voted against the proposed Advanced Clean Cars program, which aimed to significantly increase the number of electric vehicles (EVs) sold in the state by 2028 and 2032. This decision represents a significant setback for Governor Janet Mills’ climate agenda, which has been pushing…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

Schumer’s Strategic Masterclass: A Lesson in Leadership for Democrats and Biden

labah princely01 mins

In the dynamic and often unpredictable arena of politics, lessons are learned through actions and outcomes that resonate beyond the immediate context. The recent events involving Senator Chuck Schumer have highlighted the intricate balance of power, influence, and the importance of strategic communication within the Democratic Party. Schumer’s call for Israel’s prime minister to step…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

The dirty truth about Biden’s electric future

labah princely01 mins

The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is a significant part of many countries’ strategies to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change. The production of EVs, however, does raise environmental concerns, particularly related to the sourcing and disposal of batteries, which require minerals like lithium, cobalt, and nickel. The extraction of these minerals can have…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

“Protests in Cuba over shortages prompt calls for military support.”

labah princely01 mins

In recent developments, Cuba has been experiencing significant civil unrest due to prolonged blackouts and acute food shortages, conditions that have exacerbated the hardships faced by its citizens. The situation has reached a point where there are increasing calls for the military to stand in solidarity with the populace. The energy crisis, marked by frequent…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

Due to high crime rates White House urges citizens to avoid jurneys to Haiti

labah princely01 mins

The White House has issued a travel advisory urging U.S. citizens to avoid travel to Haiti due to concerns over kidnapping, crime, civil unrest, and inadequate healthcare infrastructure. This advisory follows the Department of State’s order for the departure of family members of U.S. government employees and non-emergency personnel. Despite these warnings, some Americans have…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

Drama: a village chief hanged by hostage takers

labah princely01 mins

His Majesty Kétchékétché Sali, chief of the Elephant village in the district of Touboro, was monstrously tortured and murdered by hostage-takers. He was kidnapped on March 4 from his field and taken to an unknown destination. The village was informed of his death only a few hours ago. “Since his kidnapping on March 4, we…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

Mazebouag: a man attacks the school director with a machete after the drowning of his son

labah princely01 mins

  The incident occurred when a parent, identified as Yekini, son of the village headman, allegedly attacked Mr. Bruce Mengom, the school principal, with a machete, before setting fire to the school buildings and fleeing the scene. The parent’s actions were motivated by a desire for revenge following the drowning of his child, a student…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

Au Cameroun, la disparition du chef de village qui avait auparavant humilié le président Paul Biya

labah princely01 mins

Au Cameroun, la disparition du chef de village qui avait auparavant humilié le président Paul Biya suscite une vive émotion au sein de la communauté. Ce leader respecté, connu pour son franc-parler et son courage, laisse derrière lui un héritage de détermination et de résilience. Sa mort soulève des questions sur la liberté d’expression et…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

The Return To Cameroon Of Marcel Niat Njifenji

labah princely01 mins

After more than three months spent abroad, it was at 4 a.m. this Sunday, March 17, 2024, that Marcel Niat Njifendji, the president of the Cameroonian Senate landed in Nsimalen. Marcel Niat Njifenji returned to Cameroon after ” disappearing from the radar” for three months. His long absence has fueled rumors and concerns about the…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More

British military reports pirate attack off Somalia

labah princely01 mins

Reports have emerged from the British military regarding a suspected pirate attack off the coast of Somalia. The incident involved several individuals who boarded and took control of a vessel in the Indian Ocean, approximately 1,100 kilometers east of Mogadishu, Somalia’s coastal capital. This event marks a concerning development in the region, where piracy had…

To access this post, you must purchase NEWS SUBCRIPTION – Yearly Access or NEWS SUBCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP PLAN.

Read More