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10, February 2017
Biya’s French acolyte to face trial over fraud 0
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been summoned to stand trial over allegations of illegally financing his doomed 2012 re-election campaign. The prosecution case against Sarkozy claims that the former president extensively exceeded a spending limit of $24 million by using false billing from a public relations company named Bygmalion, an informed source told AFP […]
10, February 2017
Bank of Central African States: New management takes command 0
A new management team has taken over the administration of the Bank of Central African States, BEAC. Abbas Mahamat Tolli from Chad and Dieudonné Evou Mekou from Cameroon who were appointed at the 27th Special Session of Heads State of the Economic Community of Central African States (CEMAC) in Malabo late last year assumed duty […]
10, February 2017
Hon. Joseph Wirba endorses the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium 0
I want to thank you all for the kind words, encouragement and prayers. I might not be able to respond to all your messages because of the present circumstance, but I am well and we are together. We will use this platform to give an unmatched impetus to the people’s Consortium. This is a historic […]
9, February 2017
Fru Ndi urges Biya to get involved in the management of the Anglophone crisis 0
The National Chairman of the Social Democratic Front, NI John FRU NDI has urged the 83 year-old Paul Biya to intervene in the ongoing crisis rocking the two English Speaking regions of Cameroon. Fru Ndi who was invited at the Unity Palace Wednesday February 8, 2017 in the reception ceremony for the Lions after their […]
9, February 2017
UK: House of Commons gives green light to Brexit 0
British MPs pass a bill that allows Prime Minister Theresa May to start negotiations on Brexit. Lawmakers in the House of Commons voted 494 by 122 Wednesday for a law that enables May to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty to start formal negotiations on leaving the European Union.The article would initiate two years […]
9, February 2017
Fru Ndi’s praise of goalkeeper Fabrice Ondoa is really a slam at Biya 0
The Chairman of the Social Democratic Front has said that the victory of the indomitable Lions should not be politicized. Fru Ndi made the declaration inside the Unity Palace during the presentation ceremony of the 2017 African Cup of Nations trophy to the Head of State, President Paul Biya. The SDF Chairman dwelled on the […]
9, February 2017
Buea Catholic Education Secretary, the Bishops and the strike: Love the sinner, hate the sin approach 2
If “actions speak louder than words,” as the saying goes, the message from the Anglophone Roman Catholic Bishops on reopening of schools is increasingly confusing. On the one hand, the Bishops had reiterated the Church’s stance on the Anglophone problem and even repeatedly condemned the rapes, killings and arbitrary arrest going on in Southern Cameroons. […]
8, February 2017
Bidoung Kpwatt Challenge: Adolphe Teikeu is new King 1
The Minister of Sports and Physical Education, Pierre Ismaël Bidoung Kpwatt has had his record beaten in the so-called Bidoung Kpwatt Challenge that came into existence following the minister’s mark of reverence before President Paul Biya on December 9, 2016. Minister Pierre Ismael Bidoung Kpwatt lost his crown to Adolphe Teikeu of the Indomitable Lions […]
8, February 2017
Biya receives the Indomitable Lions, Says “Vous les avez mis dans la sauce” 0
President Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi of the SDF have both congratulated the indomitable lions for their brilliant victory at the Total Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon 2017. Biya used a recent popular expression in Cameroon “Vous les avez mis dans la sauce”, to describe how the Lions thrashed their opponents. In his […]
10, February 2017
Consortium makes public conditions for dialogue with Archbishop Samuel Kleda 4
by soter • Cameroon, Headline News, News
The President of the Republic of Cameroon, Paul Biya addresses the youths today. The Consortium has received a tip-off that he may acknowledge mistakes in the handling of our struggle. We are told the acknowledgement would not be sincere, but meant to fool us once more; a thing we should have become used to by […]