Society
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BUSINESS: From Juicing to Advocacy – Awa Emilienne Pushes for Healthier Food Choices
By Mboh Promise Still in her 20s, Awa Emilienne’s story is already reshaping the conversation around food, health, and entrepreneurship…
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Back to School 2025: Students Delay First Day
By Synthia Lateu Kenne Merciel sits in a seamstress’ workshop at the Mbouda central market, in the West region waiting…
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Yaounde: Six-month Old Baby Recovering After Brutal Monkey Attack
By Hans Ngala A six-month old baby is recuperating after a brutal attack by a monkey left her with gashes…
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ADF Separatist Defense Chief, another, arrested in the US
Two separatist leaders who are members of the Ambazonia Governing Council, who are said to be naturalized U.S. citizens, Benedict…
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LAGA: 34 Traffickers Arrested Across 5 African Countries
34 wildlife traffickers have been arrested across five African countries during the first half of this year. The traffickers were…
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Death of Nigerian Girl Hit by Truck Amplifies Need for Order Across Compnay, Including in Cameroon
By Nchendzengang Tatah The death of a girl rod on by a Dangote truck was announced on August 31, 2025,…
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Maurice Kamto Urges Government to Account for Kidnapped Children in Far North
By Synthia Lateu Political leader Maurice Kamto has called on the government to provide explanations to families whose children remain…
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Scandal: Ex-Seminarian Petitions Catholic Church Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct of Two Priests With His Mother
At first the text appeared to be one of these fake stories that social media users like to circulate but…
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Urgent Need to Rescue Bimbia Slave Trade Site Spotlighted on Int’l Day of Slave Trade Abolition
By Nchendzengang Tatah Bimbia, one of the most important slave trade ports in Cameroon, lies in ruins. Overshadowed by ever-growing…
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Tiko: Separatists kill soldier, civilian in shootout
Camp Rubber Plantation residential area in Tiko subdivision vibrated to the rythms of gubshots early Saturday when Separatist fighters stormed…
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