La Republique du Cameroun has named its squad for the 2017 African Cup of Nations that is soon to kick off in Gabon January 14 and notable in the list is the absence of seven players who told the federation not to even put their names in the provisional squad. Named to the team led … Continue reading
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Bamenda – Representatives of the Teachers Union met with the Minister of Secondary Education of La Republique du Cameroun, Mr. Jeanne Ernest Ngalle Bibehe today in Bamenda as part of the regime’s ongoing effort to end the strike action that have seen the closure of most of the schools in the Southern Cameroons over the past 40 days. Described as one of … Continue reading
The winner of the 2017 African Cup of Nations will take home $4 Million U.S. dollars, almost tripling the $1.5M dollars the last four winners took home. The Jackpot was announced in Abuja and came about with a change of sponsorship for the tournament. This is the first tournament that will be sponsored by oil … Continue reading
LIBERATION VERSUS OCCUPATION; COURAGE AGAINST BRUTALITY From the day it came on the scene, the Southern Cameroons Youth League had been adamant about safeguarding the rights, all the rights that a normal human being, that a sovereign country, is entitled to. To do that, they have always advocated their unshakable feeling that the … Continue reading
It is necessary at this critical moment to once more clarify our ideas beyond confusion. I have heard people say they want Republique to grant them independence; others that the UN should grant independence and so on. Because of this confusion of ideas, I feel bound to intervene again. Republique du Cameroun is incompetent to … Continue reading
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An Anglophone is an “English-speaking person,” and can come from any nationality or any part of the world. No matter where they reside, they simply have to be members of a multi-lingual population having English as their primary language. That is why countries whose primary language is English are normally referred to as … Continue reading
MY TAKE The statement from the paramount chief of Bali Nyonga dated the 23rd December 2016, in reaction to the “state” burial given to a brave Southern Cameroonian, stating that people paraded his kingdom with a “strange flag” shows that he is incompetent to rule said kingdom. How come a Fon and a Senator in … Continue reading
Former Clerk cites encrypted message used to alert staff about customers in lawsuit against the company. In a suit filed last month in the California Superior Court, a former Versace employee exposes what we all know; discrimination faced by minorities while shopping, but none the less find intriguing because of the methods certain institution use … Continue reading
Hours before U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry gave a speech purportedly to lay out his vision for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict though observers and even state department officials had strongly hinted will be a pointed rebuke of the Israeli government, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested that the decision to approve applications for new settlements … Continue reading
With its perpetual conflict with Nuclear power Pakistan and its simmering competition with China on the other side of its border, it was but a matter of time before India’s militarization register internationally. Asia’s third-largest economy spent $50.6 billion in 2016, $4 billion more than last year to break into the club of the world’s … Continue reading
Ronaldo came out on top of a finals list of Andy Murray and Katinka Hosszu to win the prestigious award. An original member of Real Madrid’s ‘Galacticos’ Cristiano Ronaldo was voted European Sportsperson of the Year by Polish news agency PAP. The Portuguese superstar beat Britain’s Tennis ace Andy Murray as well as Hungarian swimmer … Continue reading
An Anglophone is an “English-speaking person,” and can come from any nationality or any part of the world. No matter where they reside, they simply have to be members of a multi-lingual population having English as their primary language. That is why countries whose primary language is English are normally referred to as Anglophone countries, … Continue reading
“Michelle Obama is a man who should live in Africa with Gorillas” During the just concluded presidential election in the US, apart from the guy who won, there was no one better at slicing him and getting to the heart of issues like Michelle Obama. She was so good and so stunning in exposing the … Continue reading
PRESS RELEASE Meeting today November 29, 2016 in Bamenda, all the Anglophone teacher trade unions of the Basic, Secondary and Vocational Education sectors, CATIU, TAC, PEAITU,CEWOTU and BATTUC, in a joint extraordinary executive bureau meeting assessed the industrial action embarked on since November 21, 2016, discussed and took a stance on the recent happenings in … Continue reading
Defender of Wildlife describe the Cheetah as “The fastest land animal in the world, the cheetah is a marvel of evolution. The cheetah’s slender, long-legged body is built for speed. Cheetahs are tan in color with black spots all over their bodies. They can also be distinguished from other big cats by their smaller size, … Continue reading
Gabon has become the first African Country to name their final 2017 African Cup of Nations squad. Led by Borussia Dortmund’s ace and one of the best strikers in the world Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, the squad also spot notables like Juventus midfielder Mario Lamina, Cardiff City’s Bruno Manga as well as Didier Ndong, Sunderland FC’s midfielder. … Continue reading
Describing themselves ‘pro-Quaddaffi’ militants as reported by the Times of Malta, two Libyans with hand grenades hijacked an Afriqiyah Airways Airbus A320 with 118 passengers on board and diverted it to Malta. The flight was from Sabha to Tripoli. The militants had threatened to blow up the plane before surrendering with officials later acknowledging that … Continue reading
South Africa’s Thuli Madonsela, the former anti-corruption czar, has been named “Forbes Africa Person of the Year.” The annual even sponsored by Forbes since 2011, seeks to present the Person of the Year (POY) to: “the individual who, for better or worse, has had the most influence on business on the year gone by”. The … Continue reading
