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Author: Betrand Ntumnyuy
Hervé Mbome Mamoun, the distinguished Cameroonian physical preparedness specialist, is actively finalizing a career advancement, pivoting from his celebrated tenure with Cameroon national teams to a high-profile role within Chinese professional football. Mamoun, whose methodology is rooted in advanced sports science, is currently the subject of intense interest from clubs in both the Chinese Super League and China League One, marking a strategic opportunity for his global expertise and technical acumen. Mamoun’s reputation as a world-class fitness trainer was cemented by his works for the intermediate and Indomitable Lions, which earned him the prestigious Sportglitz 2020 Best Fitness Trainer of…
Metropolitan Cathedral set for rededication after major renovations this Friday November 14, 2025 The Apostolic Nuncio to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, His Excellency Avelino Benttercourt, has begun a significant three-day pastoral visit to the Archdiocese of Bamenda, marked by colour, culture, and deep spiritual symbolism. The visit began on Thursday, November 13, 2025, with a warm and vibrant welcome at the St. Joseph Metropolitan Cathedral in Big Mankon. A circulating video from the event shows the Nuncio dressed proudly in North West traditional regalia—Toghu—as he joined the Christian community in an energetic Samba dance. The moment has drawn admiration across…
In a stunning upset, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) defeated Cameroon 1-0 in the African World Cup playoff semi-final on Thursday in Rabat, Morocco. Chancel Mbemba’s dramatic stoppage-time goal sealed the win for the Leopards, ending Cameroon’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup in North America. The match was a tightly contested affair, with both teams creating chances but struggling to break the deadlock. Cameroon dominated possession, but DR Congo’s defense held firm, and Mbemba’s late strike proved decisive. Cameroon, who have competed in eight previous World Cups, were unable to overcome injuries to key players, including…
A fatal road accident in Nkambe, Donga-Mantung division in the Northwest Region of Cameroon, has left two person dead and three others severely injured, KNNews.info has learned. According to eyewitnesses and local sources, the incident occurred around Mount Calvary Junction when a heavy-duty truck reportedly suffered brake failure, veering off the road and causing extensive damage on Thursday, November 13, 2025. The truck struck and killed 20-year-old Nformi Israel, a commercial bike rider from Mbohngong, Ndu, who was reportedly attempting to avoid the speeding vehicle when it ran over him. The truck then crashed into a roadside hair salon, injuring…
The Indomitable Lions of Basketball are ready to roar again! Cameroon has unveiled its 12-man roster for the first round of qualifiers for the Qatar 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup, set to take place in Tunisia from November 27 to 30. Cameroon finds itself in a challenging Group A, alongside South Sudan, Libya, and Cape Verde — a mix of experienced and rising African basketball powerhouses. Only five teams from the continent will eventually book their ticket to the world stage. Leading the charge is Head Coach Alfred Aboya, assisted by Mikel Ereno, as they aim to guide the team…
Calls for Justice, Dialogue, and Genuine Federalism to End the Anglophone Crisis A powerful and thought-provoking open letter written by Professor Willibroad Dze-Ngwa, a respected historian and peace advocate, has sparked national reflection on the urgent need for justice and sustainable peace in Cameroon. Addressed to President Paul Biya, the letter titled “A Call for Justice and Sustainable Peace through the Resolution of the Anglophone Question” challenges the Head of State to take bold and compassionate action toward ending the country’s long-standing Anglophone crisis. In his message, Professor Dze-Ngwa begins by congratulating President Biya on his re-election following the October…
The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon have turned up the heat in their preparations for the decisive FIFA World Cup 2026 Africa Zone playoff semifinal against the Leopards of DR Congo, with an energetic and focused training session held on Monday in Rabat, Morocco. Under the watchful eye of head coach Marc Brys, the 21-man squad trained on the main field of La Noria Club, showing grit, speed, and tactical discipline in a 90-minute high-intensity session that set the tone for what promises to be a thrilling encounter on November 13. High Energy and Focus Monday’s session featured quick transitions, pressing…
Cameroonian whistleblower and social media influencer N’zui Manto has raised more than 8.9 million FCFA (€13,633) to support families of civilians reportedly killed during post-election violence following Cameroon’s disputed October 2025 presidential election. In an update shared on his Facebook page, which boasts over one million followers, N’zui Manto announced the results of his online fundraising campaign titled “La cagnotte en faveur des familles des Camerounais tués par Paul Biya” — meaning “Fund for the families of Cameroonians killed by Paul Biya.” “Total PayPal: 9,590 euros; Bank transfer: 4,043 euros; Total: 13,633 euros, approximately 8,900,000 FCFA,” he wrote. “The families…
A dark cloud has fallen over the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) following the tragic killing of Pastor Njoh Desmond, who was shot dead by men in military attire near Nshiodoh village, along the road from Ndu Baptist Hospital, on Saturday, November 8, 2025. The incident has sent shockwaves across the Christian community and reignited calls for justice and peace in Cameroon’s restive North West Region, where violent clashes between government forces and separatist fighters continue to claim innocent lives. A Church in Mourning In an official statement issued on Sunday, November 9, the Executive President of the Cameroon Baptist Convention,…
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC), Right Reverend Miki Hans Abia, on Sunday, November 9, 2025, celebrated his first Presbyterian Church Day as Moderator of the PCC since his election and induction in March this year. The celebration marked 68 years of the Church’s autonomy from the Basel Mission — a milestone observed under the theme “Together in Christ, Strengthened through Stewardship.” The moderator celebrated this year’s anniversary at Presbyterian Church Ndobo in Bonaberi, Douala, under the Mongo Presbytery, instead of the PCC headquarters in Buea. The Moderator’s decision to celebrate with Christians in Bonaberi was seen…