Author: Betrand Ntumnyuy
Residents of Dibombari joined millions of Cameroonians across the country on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, to celebrate the 54th edition of Cameroon’s National Day, also known as National Unity Day, in an atmosphere marked by patriotism, diversity, and communal harmony. The colorful celebration brought together administrative authorities, political leaders, traditional rulers, civil society organizations, students, and residents of the subdivision in a grand display of national pride and togetherness. Festivities officially began with the arrival of top dignitaries, including the Mayor of Dibombari, Justin Bejedi Ndamè, and the Divisional Officer of Dibombari, Jean-Philippe Ngo’o Mebe, who were warmly received at…
Football lovers in Bonaberi were treated to an entertaining and high-energy encounter on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, as Unity Brothers faced off against Ndobo Brokant Boys in a fiercely contested return-leg football match played in the Mandela neighborhood, located after the cattle market entrance in Bonaberi. The early morning showdown kicked off at about 8:30 AM and quickly drew excitement from residents, traders, and football fans who gathered around the community field to witness the much-anticipated encounter. Unity Brothers started the game brightly and opened the scoring in the first half, sending their supporters into celebration. However, Ndobo Brokant Boys…
The Nursing Department of St. Louis University Institute Douala celebrated International Nurses Day with glamour, reflection, and entertainment during a colorful gala night held at the Bonaberi campus on Saturday, May 16, 2026. The celebration, which brought together students, lecturers, administrators, and invited guests, was the climax of a week-long series of activities organized to honor the nursing profession and recognize the vital role nurses play in society. Leading up to the gala night, nursing students engaged in health talks, medical screenings, awareness campaigns, and educational outreach activities aimed at promoting healthcare and highlighting the significance of International Nurses Day.…
In a country where unemployment continues to challenge thousands of young graduates, one man chose not to surrender to frustration. Instead, he transformed rejection into purpose, vision into action, and struggle into opportunity for many others. Dr. Meh Basil Kum, a proud son of Esu in Menchum Division of Cameroon’s Northwest Region, is today widely recognized as a physiotherapist, researcher, lecturer, institution builder, and youth empowerment advocate. But behind his growing success story lies a journey marked by hardship, resilience, and determination. Born in Wum on May 5th and raised between Wum and Esu, Dr. Meh lost his father at…
A prominent Cameroonian civil society actor, Omam Esther Moeneni mwa Barana, has issued a strong appeal for dialogue, tolerance, and national cohesion following reports of a controversial cultural decision in Bassa’a land. The decision reportedly taken by the Supreme Council of Traditional Chiefs of the Bassa’a land involves a ban on what is commonly known as “Sunday Taro” within certain localities, a move that has sparked growing public discussion around culture, identity, and coexistence. In her statement, Omam Esther Moeneni mwa Barana—Global Peace Champion and Executive Director of Reach Out Cameroon—called for restraint and constructive engagement among all stakeholders. “This…
Journalists across Cameroon on Sunday, May 3, 2026, joined the global community to commemorate World Press Freedom Day, a moment set aside to reflect on the vital role of the media and the challenges journalists face in the pursuit of truth. While the day was marked by seminars, discussions, and symbolic gatherings nationwide, a powerful voice emerged from civil society, drawing attention to the deeper significance of press freedom in Cameroon’s development. Omam Esther Njomo, Executive Director of Reach Out Cameroon, delivered a compelling message on social media that resonated strongly across media and civic spaces. A Global Peace Champion…
Upper Bokova, Fako Division, South West Region — April 25, 2026 Upper Bokova came alive in a colourful display of tradition, authority, and celebration as HRM King Evanjoh Abel Nyoki was officially crowned and enthroned, marking the end of decades of vacancy on the throne. The historic ceremony was not only a cultural milestone but also a strong symbol of state recognition, as government authorities were present to formally hand over the command baton to the new chief. The Divisional Officer (D.O) for Buea, Abba Abdouraman, presided over this key administrative moment, reaffirming the state’s endorsement of the new traditional…
Yaoundé, Cameroon — April 24, 2026 The push to expand 7-a-side-football across Africa gained fresh momentum this week as the African Confederation of 7-a-side Football carried out a high-level working visit to Cameroon, signaling a new phase in the sport’s continental development. The visit, marked by key institutional meetings and a well-attended press conference at Hotel Franco in Yaoundé, provided a platform for AFC7 to unveil its long-term strategy aimed at structuring and promoting 7-a-side football across African nations. Leading the delegation were AFC7 President Jacques Bamga and Secretary General Cyriack Boyomo, alongside officials from the Cameroonian Association of 7-a-side…
The Belo Council in Boyo Division is setting a new standard for grassroots governance, moving decisively from promises to concrete action with initiatives that directly impact livelihoods. At the forefront of this transformation is Mayor Mbuh Alice, whose leadership is increasingly being defined by practical, people-centered development. In a recent move, the council donated essential farming tools to 12 Farmers’ Common Initiative Groups across the municipality. The timing of this intervention is critical. As the farming season begins, access to basic agricultural tools often determines productivity levels for rural farmers. By stepping in at this key moment, the council has…
Powerful emotions filled St. Joseph’s Metropolitan Cathedral in Bamenda on Thursday 17 April, 2026, as Pope Leo XIV visited the city and listened to moving testimonies from religious leaders who spoke openly about the suffering caused by years of conflict in Cameroon’s North West and South West regions. At the center of the historic gathering was a deeply emotional address by the Archbishop of Bamenda, His Grace Andrew Nkea, whose words captured both the pain and resilience of communities that have endured violence, displacement, and uncertainty since the crisis began. Standing before thousands of worshippers, clergy, dignitaries, and the Holy…