ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Israeli PM Netanyahu, Former Defense Minister Gallant, and Hamas Leader Deif

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif. The warrants are for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, marking a significant and unprecedented move in international justice. The ICC’s decision is based on alleged crimes connected…

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Rehabilitation of Mardock Wood: National Dialogue in Ngaoundere

The city of Ngaoundéré is hosting a national dialogue focused on rehabilitating Mardock Wood, an urban forest that plays a crucial role in the community. This event, taking place on November 20-21, 2024, brings together representatives from various Cameroonian cities and several sectoral ministries to discuss urban forestry and its importance. Mardock Wood, a green…

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Church Leadership and Governance Roles: A Deliberation on Clerical Participation in Government Appointments

The All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC) recently held a significant symposium addressing the complex relationship between church and state, specifically focusing on the debate over whether clergy should accept government appointments. This event, which took place in Nairobi, Kenya, brought together a diverse group of church leaders, theological scholars, and government representatives to engage…

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EU Pledges €91 Million Loan to Cameroon to Enhance IT Infrastructure

In a significant move to bolster Cameroon’s IT infrastructure, the European Union has pledged a €91 million loan over the next three years. This financial support aims to enhance the West African nation’s infrastructure and attract foreign investment, marking a pivotal step in Cameroon’s development journey. The loan agreement was announced during a meeting between…

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Cameroon sacks 1,172 civil servants for chronic absenteeism

Cameroon’s Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reforms, Joseph Le, has announced the dismissal of 1,172 civil servants due to chronic absenteeism. This action is part of the government’s ongoing effort to ensure discipline and effectiveness within the civil service through the Physical Counting of State Personnel (COPPE) initiative. The dismissed employees were found to…

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