Author: Betrand Ntumnyuy

Bonaberi, Douala — In a city often challenged by congestion and urban disorder, ChaCha Market has emerged as a symbol of order, opportunity, and inclusive economic growth. Located in Bonaberi, the market is fast gaining recognition as the most organized and cleanest market in Douala, Cameroon’s economic capital. Since its inauguration in 2025, ChaCha Market has transformed the face of local commerce by offering traders a modern, secure, and well-structured environment to conduct business. Beyond its physical appeal, the market carries a deeper social mission rooted in solidarity and economic empowerment. According to the General Manager, Mr. Kaffo Chris, the…

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In a bold move to promote salesmanship, entrepreneurship, and financial empowerment, ChaCha Company Limited has unveiled a new initiative aimed at transforming its workforce into confident marketers and independent earners. The announcement was made by the company’s CEO, Mr. Fuessoh Asan, on Saturday, January 31, 2026, during the firm’s January general meeting with staff. At the heart of the initiative is a startup capital package of ChaCha products worth 100,000 CFA francs, made available to interested workers. Employees who opt into the scheme will be allowed to collect the products directly from the company and sell them independently, in locations…

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In an increasingly competitive higher education landscape, STEM Higher Institute of Health and Technological Sciences, Douala is steadily carving out a reputation as one of Cameroon’s most reliable and internationally attractive institutions of learning. With a strong commitment to quality education, discipline, and professionalism, STEM University is drawing students not only from across Cameroon but also from beyond its borders. Currently STEM University hosts more than fifty students from Nigeria, about ten Tchadiens , a growing students population coming from Sudan, Bukina Faso and even Europe, Germany —a clear testament to its rising global appeal and credibility. STEM University Institute…

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As the clock ticked toward the close of 2025, the atmosphere at ChaCha Company Limited’s end-of-year gathering was charged with reflection, gratitude, and renewed determination. On New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2025, the company’s CEO, Mr. Fuessoh Asan, delivered a powerful and deeply personal address that went beyond routine corporate talk—offering staff what many have long asked him for:the secret to success in business and in life. Standing before staff and administrators, Mr. Asan used the moment not only to review the company’s journey but also to share lessons shaped by struggle, resilience, and vision. His message was clear: success…

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The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon are now fully settled in Agadir, and the echoes from the den are growing louder as preparations intensify ahead of the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations 2025. This Sunday, Cameroon fielded a full-strength squad for an open training session at Anza Stadium, conducted under the watchful eyes of television cameras and accredited members of the press. It was a clear signal that the Lions are stepping confidently into match-ready mode. For the first 15 minutes, journalists were granted privileged access to observe the team’s collective movements, orchestrated by head coach David Pagou. Particular attention was…

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African football is on the brink of a historic transformation. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced a major overhaul of the continent’s football calendar, with the Africa Cup of Nations set to move to a four-year cycle from 2028. CAF President Patrice Motsepe made the surprise announcement in Morocco, following a meeting of CAF’s Executive Committee ahead of the AFCON 2025 finals in Rabat. The decision marks the end of an era for a tournament that has been held every two years since 1968, apart from a brief one-year gap between the 2012 and 2013 editions. Under the…

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At a time when Africa is steadily drifting away from the lifestyle that sustained its ancestors for centuries, one homegrown company is boldly challenging the status quo—restoring confidence in Africa’s natural wealth while embracing modern innovation. That company is Cha Cha Company Ltd, a fast-rising African enterprise redefining health, wellness, and self-reliance. For generations, African communities survived and thrived on nature—drawing medicine from herbs, healing from plants, and nourishment from food that doubled as medicine. Today, however, many Africans have been conditioned to believe that Western medicine is superior, overlooking the fact that most pharmaceutical products are derived from the…

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Cameroonian mixed martial arts icon Francis Ngannou has once again set the combat sports world buzzing after revealing that his contract with the Professional Fighters League (PFL) is nearing its end—opening the door to blockbuster possibilities in 2026. Speaking on the popular Ariel Helwani Show, the former UFC heavyweight champion said his deal with the PFL “ends soon,” adding that “everything can happen.” The comment has fuelled speculation about potential superfights, including long-awaited showdowns against UFC legend Jon Jones and former boxing champion Deontay Wilder. One Fight Left, Future Wide Open Ngannou, 39, joined the PFL in 2023 but has…

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Injury Blow for Cameroon as Ambina and Castelletto Withdraw; Kamdem and Che Malone Step In The Indomitable Lions have been dealt an early setback ahead of the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025, with midfield dynamo Fidel Brice Ambina and defensive pillar Jean Charles Castelletto officially ruled out of the tournament due to injury. The Cameroon Football Federation confirmed the double blow last Friday, sending shockwaves through fans who had hoped to see the pair anchor Cameroon’s defensive and midfield structure at the continental showpiece. Fresh Reinforcements Called In In response, new head coach David Pagou wasted no…

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The family of Mama Muma Marry gathered in grand style on Saturday, December 6, 2025, to celebrate a remarkable milestone: her 75th birthday. The joyful event brought together children, grandchildren, relatives, friends, neighbors, and well-wishers from across Cameroon and the diaspora, transforming the day into a powerful reminder of the importance of celebrating people while they are still alive. Held in a warm and festive atmosphere, the celebration radiated love, unity, and gratitude. From emotional tributes to vibrant musical performances, every moment highlighted the extraordinary impact Mama Marry has had on her family and community. A Grandmother Loved Deeply Mama…

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