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Kum Caleb is a highly motivated and dedicated young footballer seeking my first professional contract, eager to showcase my skills, pace, and creativity on the pitch. I’m driven to succeed, willing to learn, and committed to hard work to achieve my dream of becoming a top-level player and representing Cameroon internationally. 1.PERSONAL DETAILS Name:Kum Caleb EbuaDate of Birth:14 March 2003. Nationality: Cameroonian Position:Winger Email Address: sololabern@yahoo.com or mumcaleb9@gmail.com Contact +237674309763 2.Football Profile .Strong Leg:Right. Height:1.70m. Weight:68 kg.Playing Style: Attacking winger with pace,skill and creativity . 3.Achievements .Top Scorer for Dynamic FC Buea with 12 goals and 5 Assists in 2016…
NEXTGEN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2025 KICKS OFF WITH HIGH EXPECTATIONS – PRESS CONFERENCE HELD IN LIMBE
Limbe, Cameroon — The atmosphere was electric at the Limbe Centenary Stadium today as organizers hosted the official pre-tournament press conference for the Second Edition of the NEXTGEN Football Championship 2025. What started as a local competition in Tiko, is now taking an astronomical turn. Considered one of Cameroon’s most promising youth football showcases, this year’s edition brings together eight elite football academies from across the country to compete in the U18 and U15 categories. Scheduled to run from Tuesday, November 18 to Saturday, November 22, 2025, the tournament promises intense competition, emerging talent, and unprecedented international attention. A National…
Adel Al-Shteiwi stands as one of Libya’s most influential sports figures, embodying a rare fusion of distinguished sports journalism and modern sports administration. His career is a powerful narrative of dedication and professionalism, cementing his place as a model for serving Libyan football. This journey has now led him to a pivotal role at the heart of the national governing body, the Libyan Football Federation (LFF). From Media Acumen to Global Standards Al-Shteiwi began his professional life in sports media, quickly establishing a strong presence across Libyan channels and local newspapers. He was recognized for the accuracy and professionalism of…
By Elie Smith(Yaoundé, 23rd October 2025) Paris may be calm, stylish, and civilised—but Cameroon has been witnessing a political storm since the 12th October presidential election, an event that has shaken the foundations of a 42-year-old regime and rewritten the country’s political script. The outcome may soon declare Paul Biya the winner, but the “real victor” is unmistakably Issa Tchiroma Bakary. His meteoric rise has destroyed the political careers of nearly every major contender: Maurice Kamto, Bello Bouba Maigari, Cabral Libii, Joshua Osih, and even Paul Biya himself. What began on 12th October was more than an election—it was the…
Colbert Gwain @The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) There once lived an ambivalent character in Muteff who was always at odds with a neighbor who lived downstream on contentious community issues. The moment he learned that his rival neighbor was planning to construct a house that could overshadow his years of effort, he hurriedly gathered his children to erect a water blockade upstream, using banana stalks and stones to divert the flow of water downstream. When the downstream man woke up with his family early in the morning to start molding bricks for the house, he discovered that the…
Par Omam Esther Eringo Cha Ekombo, Championne Mondiale de la PaixDirectrice Exécutive – Reach Out Cameroon Les jours qui ont suivi les élections présidentielles du 12 octobre 2025 ont laissé notre chère nation tendue et divisée. Une fois de plus, notre paix et notre unité collectives sont mises à l’épreuve. En tant que citoyens ( Citoyennes) d’une même nation, nous devons nous souvenir qu’aucune ambition politique ne vaut les larmes d’un autre Camerounais. Nous ne voulons pas que notre pays saigne. Nous ne voulons pas que celui qu’on appelait jadis « l’Afrique en miniature » devienne une source de chagrin…
By Omam Esther – Eringo Cha Ekombo, Global Peace ChampionExecutive Director – Reach Out Cameroon The days following the October 12, 2025 presidential elections have left our beloved nation tense and divided. Once again, our collective peace and unity are being tested. As citizens of one nation, we must remember that no political ambition is worth the tears of another Cameroonian. We do not want our country to bleed. We do not want that which was once celebrated as “Africa in Miniature” to become a source of sorrow and regret before the world. What Cameroon needs now is responsible and…
Colbert Gwain @The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) As we analyze President Paul Biya’s October 7, 2025, campaign speech against the promises he made on September 29, 2018, in the same city of Maroua during the launch of his reelection campaign, our sole intention is to help voters—who are heading to the polls this Sunday, October 12, 2025—determine whether his administration has demonstrated the ability to turn promises into meaningful outcomes that address the everyday challenges faced by Cameroonians, and whether he still deserves their trust. In 2018, concerning the security challenges in the Northern regions caused by the…
By Betrand Ntumnyuy……. Former Minister of Communication and current presidential candidate for Front for the National Salvation of Cameroon (FSNC) Political Party, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, has publicly apologized to Cameroon’s Anglophone community, admitting that his past defense of government actions during the crisis in the North-West and South-West regions caused pain and mistrust. Speaking in Bamenda, on Saturday October 4, 2025, Tchiroma acknowledged that while serving as government spokesman, he repeatedly downplayed or denied the existence of an “Anglophone problem” and defended military operations that rights groups say were marked by abuses. “In my capacity as Minister, I did something which…
By Betrand Ntumnyuy…. The Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) in Nkambe Central Subdivision, Donga-Mantung Division of the North West Region, has officially launched its campaign for the October 12, 2025 presidential election. The campaign kickoff took place on Saturday, October 4, 2025, in Nkambe town, with party members, supporters, and traditional authorities in attendance. The event was chaired by Musa Shey Nfor, Mayor of Nkambe and Deputy CPDM Campaign Manager for the subdivision. In his address, the Mayor underscored the importance of peace and stability in the upcoming election, stressing that only President Paul Biya—the CPDM’s candidate—could guarantee lasting peace…