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10, January 2017
Gambia: Communication Minister resigns, escapes to neighboring Senegal 0
by soter • Africa, Breaking News, Headline News, Politics
Gambian Communication Minister Sheriif Bojang has left his post in protest at President Yahya Jammeh’s refusal to concede defeat in last month’s election. Bojang’s resignation is the first high-profile cabinet defection since Jammeh refused to accept the outcome of the presidential election held in December 2016. In a statement, Bojang said Jammeh’s defiance was an […]
10, January 2017
Anglophone Problem: Former Governor David Abouèm à Tchoyi sounds a note of caution to Biya 1
by soter • Cameroon, Headline News, News
The former governor of the South West and North West region, David Abouèm à Tchoyi has sounded a note of caution to President Biya and his Beti Ewondo gang, that the Anglophone crisis may become a more dangerous version of Boko Haram. The respected former civil administrator who served as governor of the two Anglophone […]
10, January 2017
Southern Cameroons Civil Disobedience: THIS IS WHAT OUR CHILDREN SHOULD LEARN 0
by soter • Editorial, Education, Headline News, Life
Let’s teach the children that today’s act of civil disobedience is the ultimate expression of their power over the dictator Biya and his coterie of corrupt ministers. Let’s tell our children, that this act of civic education- of boycotting school, to demand accountability from an insensitive government is what developed countries have done to become […]
9, January 2017
Ivory Coast: Prime Minister resigns along with his cabinet 0
by soter • Africa, Breaking News, Headline News, Politics
Ivory Coast Prime Minister Daniel Kablan Duncan has resigned along with his cabinet amid political tensions in the West African country. “I have tendered my resignation and that of the government,” Duncan said Monday, two days later than he was expected to step down based on the standard procedure for changing the government in the […]
9, January 2017
Consortium suspends Ghost town, strikes to continue 0
by soter • Breaking News, Cameroon, Headline News, News
The civil disobedience campaign launched by The Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium was widely followed this Monday by the populations of the Northwest and Southwest regions. The Consortium had called for a ghost town operation and a pacific resistance without a protest march or street demonstration for Monday, January 9, 2017 The Francophone Yaounde regime […]
9, January 2017
Bakossi Chiefs, Ministers Philip Ngwese and Elung Paul: No longer an item 2
by soter • Breaking News, Cameroon, Headline News, Politics
Bakossi chiefs say they are not spare wheels for Minister Philip Ngwese and Co, who only run to them when their jobs are at stake. The chiefs collected their share of the Yaounde money but refused to implement their instructions. The CPDM barons from Kupe Manenguba in the South West Region were in their home […]
9, January 2017
Anglophone Crisis: French experts helping Biya 0
by soter • Breaking News, Cameroon, Headline News, News
An anonymous source inside the presidency of the republic has hinted CIR that France has secretly sent some top advisers on African Affairs to help the Biya Francophone Beti Ewondo regime handle the Anglophone crisis. Our informant revealed that the decision to release the Southern Cameroons detainees came after a meeting the French think tank […]
9, January 2017
All academic institutions and businesses closed in Lebialem Division 0
by soter • Breaking News, Cameroon, Headline News, News
BREAKING!!! Lebialem Division: No school opened in Fontem!! All businesses including Main Markets closed!!! No movement in Menji town.
9, January 2017
Happy Ghost Town to All Southern Cameroonians: Let this spirit continue 0
by soter • Breaking News, Editorial, Headline News
Since 2016 Southern Cameroons has been experiencing a wave of anti-government protests unleashed by hatred for the Biya Francophone Beti Ewondo regime. Anglophone Cameroonians say Francophones have taken over their country and were systematically destroying their Anglo-Saxon heritage. Many people have been killed in Kumba, Bamenda, Buea and Kumbo. Anti-government demonstrations rocked the Universities of […]
10, January 2017
FIFA expands World Cup to 48 countries 0
by soter • Headline News, Sports, World
FIFA has unanimously decided the World Cup will be expanded to feature 48 countries from 2026. The football body’s ruling council said on Tuesday the tournament would see 16 groups of three nations. Approval for the increase from 32 teams meets President Gianni Infantino’s election pledge to expand the World Cup and could help fund extra […]