Trending news stories – 14th June 2021

Minister Paul Atanga Nji has lauded the security records presented by regional governors. Launching the governors’ confab in Yaoundé today, he urged them to remain committed and ensure abandoned projects in their read of jurisdiction are reported to the adequate quarters.

At least 7 vehicles were burnt today in Muea, Buea in a gun exchange between Separatist fighters and military. At least 2 police persons were also injured in the affair which lasted over 2 hours. No civilian casualty recorded.

Over 200,000 pupils have today sat in for their BEPC oral examinations nationwide. The numbers witnessed a slight drop from last year’s writers which had a 60% succeed rate.

Four individuals suspected to have burgled the taxation headquarters in Yaoundé have been arrested. An amount of 380,000FCFA alongside 2 hard drives were retrieved from them amongst other things.

Reports say the manager of failed ponzi scheme, Chymall has been arrested in Douala. He was reportedly picked up after evading law enforcement for weeks after the scheme crashed cashing multitudes to lose millions.

Hundreds of Cameroonians are demanding a reimbursement of their investments from the CHYMALL bitcoin platform. Several persons have lost millions of investments in the platform which has now closed it’s online platforms from the country.

No Result