SOWEDA Completes First Phase of Kumba- Tombel-Loum Road rehabilitation
  By SONE George in Tombel  The first phase of rehabilitation works of the 33km Kumba-Tombel-Loum road has been completed. According to SOWEDA authorities the completed project will
PM Dion Ngute inaugurates Bertoua Regional Hospital. .
The long-awaited Regional Hospital Center (CHR) of Bertoua was finally inaugurated on Monday, June 10, 2024, by Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute. The opening marks a significant step forward in
Forest Degradation: Use of renewable Energy Powered Ovens, eco-friendly charcoal ,Help Cameroon Fish Smokers Curb Mangrove Forest Destruction
By Ngalame Elias and Regina Leke  The use of renewable energy-powered ovens and eco-friendly charcoal introduced in some fishing communities along the coastal regions of Limbe and Douala in
PM mourns soldiers killed in Mamfe.
At least five officers of the Eyumojock Gendarmerie Brigade, in Manyu Division, Southwest, were ambushed and killed by separatist militants along the Mamfe—Ekok road on Friday, May 10. Among those
Nigeria to end fuel imports by June, says Aliko Dangote
Africa’s richest man and Chairman of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has said that following the laid-down plans of the Dangote Refinery, Nigeria will no longer need to import gasoline
Security Forces intensify Search of some runaway suspected supporters of Separatist fighters
ANIM GLORY AMUNDAM, on the run By Mesumbe Nelly There has been intensified insecurity in the crisis regions of the Northwest and Southwest of Cameroon as security mount hunt for
Security Forces intensify Search of some runaway suspected supporters of Separatist fighters
CLODINE EPSE FOZAOMOCK BUFU BOMA, one of the suspected separatists fighers supporters, on the run. By Ahone Heidi There has been intensified insecurity in the crisis regions of the Northwest
Warrant of Arrest for suspected separatist fighter
NGWESE Jompeh Green Copy of arrest warrant  By Mesumbe Nelly  Cameroon Anglophone youths are increasingly leaving the country for their safety as they have become prime targets by