By Chief/Nhon George Enongene Collective bargaining is traditionally understood as a formal process between workers (often represented by unions) and employers to negotiate wages, working conditions, benefits, and other labor
Dr Peter Mbile On September 8, 2025, I published an article on the “Return to School” across Cameroon. A reader from Limbe (the former Victoria) wrote back, proudly pointing out
By Metiege Divine Njikang, Esq ( Senior Magistrate) Introduction Cameroon is passing through challenging times in its political journey, particularly in the North West and South West Regions,
Neo Industry has announced expansion of its Fondjomoko plant to raise cocoa transformation from 32,000 to 80,000 tonnes per year. The project, set for completion in December 2025, will create
By Dr. Peter N. Mbile On September 8, 2025, I published an article on the “Return to School” across Cameroon. A reader from Limbe (the former Victoria) wrote back, proudly
CAMASEJ National President Jude Viban The Cameroon Association of English-Speaking Journalists (CAMASEJ) has provided back-to-school financial support worth FCFA 2 million to 22 children of some 10 deceased members across
A separatist group has claimed responsibility for a roadside bomb attack that detonated in southwest Cameroon, killing seven soldiers. Another gendarme officer is said to have been killed in Wututu,
Group photo of the beneficiaries at the event. Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of The Guardian Post, Kristian Ngah Christian hands over financial aid to the children on behalf of ICT Boss. By Mercy
By Ngalame Elias The African Forest Forum (AFF), in partnership with the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Desk of the Federal Ministry of Environment, Nigeria, is organizing a national
Cameroonians wallowing in agony in over crowded detention camps for minor offenses. A U.S. State Department report on human rights, released August 25, 2024, indicates that approximately 14,300 individuals in