Cameroon’s Prime Minister, Philemon Yang, has cautioned government officials against using first class flights for missions. PM Yang in a circular date February 23, urged heads of state-owned enterprises, officials of companies and public institutions to make all their air travel abroad in business class and not first class. Excerpts of the circular below; “Given the…
By Roland Kihfen Separatist fighters have reportedly burnt down the home of one Jean Louis Temfack and his nephew, Tsafack Zekin Kevin Carel , for allegedly being informants to the military in the armed conflict between the Separatist fighting for independence of Ambazonia and Government forces. Neighbours say Some young men stormed Temfack’s home at…
On his return from Abidjan on Thursday 30 November 2017 where he participated at the 5th African Union – European Union Summit, the President of the Republic His Excellency Paul BIYA, made a brief declaration to the press following the assassination of four soldiers and two police officers around Mamfe. The Head of State said…
By Collins Ashu The Government of Cameroon is feeling frustrated with the killing of its security and defence forces, as several attempts to fix the so called Anglophone Crisis, which has lasted for more than a year now, have resulted to nothing. Some of the measures the Government had put in place to resolve…
By Basil K Mbuye Villagers of the Maoumba Community in the Meme Division of the Southwest Region of Cameroon have been urged to leave in harmony and peace with Lesbian,gay,bisexual and transgender,LGBT, persons. The campaign was launched by Human Rights group Human Is Right on June 18, 2017, calling for a culture of…
A medical investigator has cited ‘signs of torture’ on Bishop Bala’s body, and indications that he had been dead before entering the water Catholic leaders in Cameroon have urged prayers for one of the African country’s bishops, whose remains were pulled from a river on 2 June, three days after his apparent suicide. “This is…
The trial of the leaders of the outlawed Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium, has been adjourned to June 29. The hearing of the case pitting the government of Cameroon against leaders of the ongoing protests in English-speaking Cameroon opened at the Military Tribunal in Yaounde in the morning of June 7. During the court session,…
Cameroonians have taken to the social media, particularly Facebook to express hopes and call for the release of Supreme Court Judge, Ayah Paul Abine, and Felix Agbor Kongho, Dr Fontem, both leaders of the on-going protest in the North West and South West regions. The colleagues of the Supreme Court Deputy Advocate General are holding…
By Basil K Mbuye Homosexuals and lesbians living in the Fundong community in the Northwest region of Cameroon on April 19, 2016 received psychosocial support from Human Is Right and Mother of Hope organizations. The project co-taken by Human Is Right and Mother of Hope aimed at providing psychosocial support, rehabilitation and reintegration…
