Cameroon Customs Seize 25,000 Hunting Cartridges in Garoua-Boulaï
By Njoh Linda Cameroon customs officials have seized 25,000 hunting cartridges and 24 packages of lead pellets at Yokosiré checkpoint...
Separatists Torture and Kill Ndu Councillor, Council Worker Fighting for Life
By Tata Mbunwe A municipal councillor in Ndu, North West region, has been brutally killed by separatist fighters after weeks...
Over 100,000 Students Resume School in Anglophone Regions, Despite Separatist Lockdown — Authorities
By Tata Mbunwe More than 100,000 secondary school students resumed classes in Cameroon's two Anglophone regions by the second week...
Prosper Germoh Shines at AFRIMMA 2026 as Sole Cameroonian Gospel Nominee
By Tata Mbunwe Gospel artist, Pastor Prosper Germoh, has returned from the 2026 African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA) with his...
Minister Cancels ‘Fraudulent’ Decrees Awarding CDC Land to Mutengene Muslim Community
By Tata Mbunwe The Minister of State Property, Survey and Land Tenure, Henri Eyebe Ayissi, has repealed three decrees that...
Gov’t Working on New Bill on Femicide in Cameroon — Women’s Empowerment Minister
By Tata Mbunwe A bill to establish femicide as a standalone criminal offence and strengthen protection of women and girls...
Foumban: How Youth-Led Free Health Campaign Brought Relief, Hope to Thousands
By Njodzeka Kernyuy Through the "Foumban 2026 Health Campaign" initiative, Young Peuple (YP), a youth-focused non-profit founded by Amatullah Ndam...
Second Edition of Ndi Tsembom’s Back-to-School Drive Targets IDP Children in Old Town Bamenda
By Njoh Linda For dozens of children in Bamenda’s Old Town neighbourhood, the start of the new school year has...
Bamenda Journalists Reject Taniform’s Choice of CPDM Politicians as “Wrong Combination” for the City
More than 50 journalists in Bamenda have openly rejected the choice of three CPDM politicians presented by philanthropist and politician...
Ndichia Foundation prepares over 350 underprivileged children for 2026 -2027 School Year
By Jean Marie Song. The beneficiaries, 150 boys and 160 girls, needy Primary and Secondary School children, mostly orphans, physically...