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2, June 2016
Medical prescription for FECAFOOT Ulcer 0
by soter • Breaking News, Cameroon, Sports
Cameroon’s Minister for Sports and Physical Education, Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mkpatt, has insinuated that the Chamber of Conciliation and Arbitration of the National Olympic and Sports Committee is incompetent to determine the validity of elections at the Cameroon Football Federation, FECAFOOT. The Minister’s stand on the overdue electoral bickering at FECAFOOT was made known yesterday […]
2, June 2016
The Special Criminal Court: President Biya’s Court 0
by soter • Cameroon, Editorial, Politics, World
Depicting the Special Criminal Court established to prosecute alleged corrupt government officials and the several Alibabas responsible for pilfering from the public treasury as the President’s court is no misnomer. We call it the President’s court because it is one instrument of power through which the President is reining in on perceived opponents from within […]
2, June 2016
Dark Friday April 6th, Our Right Royal President lives on 0
by soter • Breaking News, Cameroon, Headline News, Politics
On the night of the 5th and 6th of April 1984, gun shots were heard around the presidency of the republic. On the 6th of April, a message was read over state radio which Cameroonians were later on told was limited only to the residents of Yaounde the nation’s capital by a brave technician. The message indeed […]
2, June 2016
Subversion of Due Process: The Presidency and “Epervier” 0
by soter • Cameroon, Cameroon, Headline News, News, Politics
The news of recent has been the condemnation of Yves Michel Fotso to life imprisonment for alleged embezzlement of public funds. The news was being distilled to us at the same time that newspapers like “Mutations” (No. 4132 of April 25, 2016) were questioning why barons of the regime like Paul Atanga Nji, Jean Tabi […]
2, June 2016
Deployment of US forces in Cameroon: End of the absentee commander-in-chief beacon 0
by soter • Cameroon, Cameroon, Editorial, News, Politics
With the notable exception of Cameroonians, the announced deployment of American soldiers to Cameroon to combat Boko Haram terrorists should not come as a surprise to keen observers. First the Americans have been around for a while under supposedly different circumstances. There can be no gainsaying that the United States stated policy has always been […]
2, June 2016
The Church in Africa and the 2015 Synod on the family: Historical landmarks 0
by soter • Education, Life, Religion, World
There are an estimated 1.2 billion Roman Catholics in the world, according to Vatican figures. More than 40% of the world’s Catholics live in Latin America – but Africa has seen the biggest growth in Catholic congregations in recent years. At the start of the 20th century, Africa had about 3 million Catholics. Today, a […]
2, June 2016
President Goodluck Jonathan:Recognizing the vision and record of a great leader 0
by soter • Headline News, News, Nigeria
Cameroon Concord News Group was pleased to announce former Nigeria President Good Luck Jonathan as their man of the year 2015. We arrived at this conclusion after a careful and anxious consideration of a wide range of candidates. We considered the contributions of the candidates to the development and improvement of the human condition within […]
2, June 2016
Peter Essoka and Charles Ebune on Globewatch 0
Peter Essoka and Charles Ebune on Globewatch
2, June 2016
Laquintinie Hospital Saga: Where is our collective conscience 0
by soter • Cameroon, Headline News, Health, Life, News
The Laquintinie Hospital incident has not only shocked the entire nation, it has indeed thrown up many questions about healthcare in a country where elections focus more on individuals rather than on issues and policies that can enable the country address those issues that have blighted the people’s lives. The pictures of a woman slaughtering […]