Meet Efon Magline, US-based designer taking Cameroon’s fashion industry to the world
Efon Magline is a US-based Cameroonian fashion designer and CEO of Style Me Diamond, a clothing brand that is putting ...
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22-year-old IDP suspiciously murdered at Yaounde General Hospital
The family of Ndong Omega, a 22-year-old internally displaced girl from the Northwest Region of Cameroon, is not convinced that ...
Isn’t there anymore humanity left in us – Ayah Ayah Abine ponders after Separatists killed five CDC workers
The chairman of the Ayah Foundation, Ayah Ayah Abine, who doubles as spokesman for the Ayah family has outrightly condemned ...
Breaking: At least six CDC workers killed for not respecting ‘Ghost Town’
Reports say at least six workers of the Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC), have been killed. Witnesses told MMI that "the ...
Cameroon’s Former Defence Minister, Mebe Ngo’o Sentenced to 30 Years; Wife Gets Ten
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023, Cameroon’s Special Criminal Court (TCS) handed down a 30-year prison sentence to former Minister of ...
Canadian dialogue: Tibor Nagy says government shouldn’t delay real solution to Anglophone Crisis
The former United States diplomat to Africa, Tibor Peter Nagy, has said he hopes the Canada-mediated dialogue to end the ...
Separatist leader, Ayaba Cho bans senatorial elections in Anglophone Regions
One of the factional leaders of the separatist movement in Cameroon has said there will be no senatorial elections in ...
World’s Strongest Passports for 2023 Revealed: Where does Cameroon rank?
According to a recent quarterly report from London-based global citizenship and residence advice business Henley & Partners, three Asian passports ...
Meet Libianca, the Cameroonian blood, making the world sing
21-year-old Libianca has been into music for many years now. She has to her credit a number of songs, including ...
Jailing 10 separatist leaders was “vain attempt to silence Anglophones”- Reactions
As the leader of Cameroon’s separatist struggle, Sisiku Ayuk Tabe, and his peers mark five years in detention, some English-speaking ...