Society

Valentine’s day: who cares?

Valentine’s day is celebrated annually on February 14. It was originally a Christian feast day honoring a martyr named Saint…

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Why this year’s world radio day is especially pertinent to Cameroon

By Hans Ngala Since 2011, UNESCO set aside February 13 as World Radio Day for all UN member states, which…

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Tchiroma enjoins youths to heed Biya’s call for self-employment

The Minister of Employment and Vocational Training, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, has said unemplyment can be hugely reduced in Cameroon if…

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West: Fondonera inhabitants storm brigade after officer slaps chief

His Royal Highness Junior Tebu Chedu of the Fondonera, a clan in the West region of Cameroon was reportedly slapped…

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Increase in transport fare: Another hardship to Anglophone crisis victims

By Nukapuh P. As the government of Cameroon approves increase in transport fares all over the country, persons living in…

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Over 200 peer educators trained to use social media responsibly

With the advent of Social media, cyber criminality has been on a rise in Cameroon.In this regard, a training session…

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Islamic Development Bank issues over F CFA 21 billion for reconstruction of Anglophone regions

Cameroon through its minister of the economy, Alamine Ousmane Mey, has signed a loan agreement of about F CFA 21.155…

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57th national youth day: what importance to youths?

By Stephen TADAHA The 57th national Youth day will be celebrated in the days ahead under the theme “youth, moral,…

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Yaounde inhabitants fed up with frequent power outages

Nde Laura Inhabitants of the nation’s political capital, Yaounde have expressed mixed reactions towards the constant disruptions in electricity supply…

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Far North: stakeholders strive to revive learning process for school dropouts

Due to the Boko Haram hostilities and heavy flooding in the Lagone and Chari, Mayo Sava, and Mayo Tsanaga divisions…

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