Sons and daughters from Nyassoso, Kupemuanenguba at home and abroad answered present at their 2024 cultural come together code named ‘Ngande’zioug’. The ceremony that was presided over by the DO […]
Leaders from civil society, development networks, government, the African Union, The United Nations Economic Commission, faith-based organizations, and the private sector converged to address one of the most pressing challenges […]
Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute chaired an inter-ministerial meeting in his offices on April 30. The agenda focused on “preliminary issues to address ahead of the commissioning of the Youpwe […]
The spectre of deadly fighting between Choa Arab and Musgum groups hangs over Cameroon’s Far North, due in part to competition over water and land. A dispute over the Logone […]
The plantain, a savory variety of bananas, plays a crucial role in Cameroon’s food security. It is considered one of the staple foods and a reliable source of starch for […]
The UN agencies that will run the Santiago Network recommended it should be based in Nairobi but governments have instead chosen the world’s third-most expensive city, Geneva. Governments have ignored […]
The government of Côte d’Ivoire has chosen to honor the Designated National Platform (PACJA – Côte d’Ivoire) for its hard work, colossal efforts deployed by its members in the service […]
Reports say the Mbwogmut geographical area is rich in natural resources . The clan is at the heart of Bakossi National Park, replete with mineral deposits and hot spot for […]
Environmental Nonprofit Organization, Support Humanity Cameroon, SUHUCAM under the coordination of Sunday Geofrey, recently constructed a 3000 liters water reservoir and installation of water supplying taps, around a catchment area […]
Professor Christopher Tankou has successfully demonstrated that wheat can be grown in Cameroon. As a teacher and researcher at the Faculty of Agronomy and Agricultural Sciences (FASA) of the University […]