Cameroon: The Story Of The Mishandled xaf180 Bln Covid-19 Funds
The president through Ngoh Ngoh is requesting for a detailed account of funds spent which amounts to 180 billion CFA (around US$330 million)
April 6, 1984: The Cameroonian Coup That Led To 35 Deaths
April 6, 1984, an attempted coup d'état occurred in Cameroon when presidential palace guards unsuccessfully tried to overthrow the long standing president Paul Biya
Detained Journalist Amadou Vamoulké, Writes To Justice Minister Over Danger Of Covid-19
... That his health is at big risk after least two co-inmates contracted the virus: one of them was diagnosed with a pian in the chest, another affected while a third inmate is already seeing symptoms
Atanga Nji’s Top 5 Slip Of The Tongue Moments That Made Cameroonians Go Gaga!
Cameroon's minister of territoal administration, Paul Atanga Nji has over the years had his share of criticism from the Cameroonian public for his slip of the tongue moments in interviews and public outings.
On each of these ravaging moments, social media has gone wild with the creation of memes, videos, posts, and slangs that have gone viral on the Internet
Biya Abandones War Victimes In NW SW, Assists Equatorial Guinea
President Paul Biya has sent a delegation to neighboring Equatorial Guinea with huge consignment assistance after a disaster occurred there. This follows a press release signed by Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Minister of State, secretary general of the presidency. According to…
“Biya, 88, Should Be 1st To Receive Covid Vaccine On TV” – Sosthene Lipot
Sosthene Lipot, Communications seccrtary of the CRM party has said Cameroon's ageing president Paul Biya should lead the way by being the first to receive the Covid-19 vaccines
That Biya, 88, should be vaccinated on live television, and not his lookalike
The Ngarbuh Massacre – One Year On – Pepetrators Still Visiting Court
February 14 reminds Cameroonians of a deadly massacre which occurred in Ngarbuh, village of Donga Mantung division of the North west region.
The attack left 23 people dead, majority of them being children and women
One Year On, Biya Offers 80 Million To Victims Of Ngarbuh Massacre – Right Or Bad Move?
Exactly one year ago--February 14, 2020--23 persons including women and kids were shot and killed by government forces in Ngarbuh, a village in the North West, one of Cameroon's restive Anglophone regions.
Witnesses said about 40 armed men, including members of the government security and defence forces, attacked the village opening fire on people and burning down houses. Although the government lied about the killings
Cameroon: New Separatist Attack On Military Convoy Kills 5
It happened in an attack, the delegate and some government military soldiers were ambushed by Ambazonia fighters early morning on Wednesday January 6
Paul Biya’s End Of Year Message To Cameroonians [Full Text]
You will understand, I am sure, that I begin this traditional message by telling you about the irruption, on our planet, of the corona virus pandemic. In this regard, the year 2020 will certainly be remembered as a dark year, marked by hundreds of thousands of deaths around the world.
‘They’ve Asked Me To Calm Down’: Chief Moja Moja Tenders New Apology For Raising Ethnic Tensions
"My boss, your boss, the prime minister has asked me to calm down" Moja said in the video filmed from his ruling home
[Trending] Goodluck Jonathan’s Message On Biya’s 38 Anniversary!
"Nobody’s ambition is worth the blood of any citizen. It is better to gain honour at the cost of losing power, than to gain power at the cost of losing honour"
Pope Francis On The Kumba Massacre in Cameroon!
“I share in the suffering of the families of the young students barbarically killed last Saturday in Kumba, in Cameroon,” the Pope said.
“I feel great bewilderment at such a cruel and senseless act, which tore the young innocents from life while they were attending lessons at school.”
Paul Biya Responds To Kumba Massacre: What Was He Doing For 72 Hours?
It was 72 hours after school children were shot and killed by armed gunmen while in class in Kumba, a city in Cameroon's Anglophone regions.
Kamto Demands Release Of Detained ‘Peaceful Protesters’
In a press document from the Cameroon Renaissance Movement Party, opposition leader Maurice Kamto has demanded the immediate release of all those arrested during the September 22 Protests in major cities of Cameroon. The demand is made in an official…
Opposition Protests: Maurice Kamto Hires Canadian Intl Lawyer Robert Amsterdam
Amsterdam announced on his twitter handle that he had been retained by the CRM party in their fight against oppressive laws and dictatorship against the long serving president Paul Biya in Cameroon
Maurice Kamto And Kah Walla Want To Chase Away Paul Biya!
The two political leaders met in Douala on Sunday, presumably to draft a game plan to fight against dictatorship in Cameroon – a movement which he Kamto had reinvented weeks ago. Maurice Kamto of the MRC party and Edith Kah…
30 Years Later, Biya Offers Modern Houses To 1990 World Cup Players
30 years later, Cameroon’s president Paul Biya has signed a decree ordering the allocation of modern accommodations to each of the 22 Indomitable Lions, the national team players who took part in the 1990 FIFA World Cup. Mr Biya reacted…
ICC Responds To Petition For Biya’s Trial On Killings In Anglophone Cameroon
The International Criminal Court (ICC) – the body that investigates and, where warranted, tries individuals charged with the gravest crimes of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression – has responded to a petition submitted by…
Cameroon Government Takes A Step To Resolve NW SW Crisis
It is clear that the government of Cameroon is holding underground talks with Ambazonian leaders to resolve the North West South West crisis. The government of Cameroon this week removed Sisiku Atuk Tabe and others to an undisclosed location where…