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Essa Pius is a house hole name ,a renowned former Indomitable Lions defender who rose from civilian championship in the second to first division and International soccer.His humble rise saw him play in the junior and senior categories of the Cameroon National Football Team. Born on November 22,1972 in Kumba , Southwest Region of Cameroon,ESSA was a remarkable and formidable defender in the 90s.He was an athletic,smart, and alert defence man with intelligent tackling techniques. To those who watched him “He was great defensive footballer and tactician who knew how and where to position himself on the field to stop…
In a significant move to restore unity, foster cultural pride, and promote grassroots development, the Bebene Akweto Cultural and Development Association (BAKWECDA) officially launched its national revamping process on Sunday, July 6, 2025, in Cameroon’s economic capital, Douala. The event, which brought together sons and daughters of Bebene Akweto from across the city, marked the first step in a nationwide effort to restructure the association’s sub-branches under the instruction of the Fon of Bebene Akweto, His Royal Majesty Fon Muna Kia. With the association’s motto — “Development, Truth, Unity, Culture Our Interest” — guiding the discussions, members of the steering…
In an atmosphere of elegance, luxury, and royal flair, the Royal Konnect Business Center officially opened its doors on Sunday, June 22, 2025, in Bonaberi, Douala, opposite Collège du Levant. The grand opening was marked by glamour, laughter, and the special appearance of Cameroonian football icon Collins Fai, who served as the day’s guest of honor. The newly launched beauty and business center welcomed guests with open arms and exclusive pampering. Attendees enjoyed up to 30% discounts on various services ranging from stylish haircuts, manicure and pedicure treatments, to a curated selection of cosmetics, perfumes, and handbags—all aimed at giving…
Dear Cameroon government, dear governments of Africa,You have betrayed our ancestors. For over three centuries 1526-1867, approximately 12.5m men, women and children were captured and shipped off the Trans-Atlantic Ocean as slaves for which only approximately 10.7m successfully arrived at their destinations.These Africans were subjected to hard but forced labour all through…Many centuries later, all you do is to build slave trade villages across African cities to remind us about the pains our grandparents experienced….You all have further accepted foreign culture, religion to successfully combat our culture and traditions, cursing our forefathers, insulting them and throwing spittle over their heads…
The African People and the cry of Racism Abroad…. It is a common phenomenon today to see fellow African brothers and sisters feel rejected in different locations in the West and America. Although true, emphasis has been focused mostly on skin colour as the determining factor for why this practice of racial discrimination still exists, but in reality, the cause is far deeper than just skin colour. The white skin race also faces racial discrimination from the blacks but in this case we see it as normal because we are the ones who cry louder… A Cameroonian who cannot tolerate…
The written phase of the 2025 Higher National Diploma (HND) examinations is scheduled to begin on Monday, June 17, across Cameroon’s national territory. As the countdown continues, academic institutions around the country are intensifying their efforts to ensure success for their students in this decisive phase. In Douala, the economic heartbeat of the nation, the STEM Higher Institute of Health and Technological Sciences is taking a proactive approach. Administrators, lecturers, and students are working around the clock to finalize preparations and consolidate knowledge across all disciplines. According to the institute’s Director, Dr. Meh Basil Kum, STEM is setting its sights…
Paul Biya, 92 years old (born February 13, 1933), was Prime Minister from 1975 to 1982 and has been President of Cameroon since November 6, 1982. Marcel Niat Njifenji, 90 (born 26 October 1934), engineer, former public corporation manager, minister, member of parliament, mayor, farmer and festival promoter. He has been Senate president since 2013. Cavayé Yeguié Djibril, 85 years old (born January 1, 1940), has been President of the National Assembly since 1992. Laurent Esso, 86 years old (born August 10, 1942), has led several ministries since 1996 (justice, defense, public affairs, foreign affairs) and became Minister of Justice…
By Senior Journalist,Colbert Gwain We grew up in our compound in Jinaku-Muteff village, Fundong Municipality, North West Region of Cameroon, knowing that our father, Bobe Jude Thadeus Fulai Biyong, was a very rich timber merchant. We had mistakenly assumed that his close friend, Bobe Faie, who lived in mainland Abuh, was just using our compound as a warehouse and abode for the numerous timber sawing engineers or sawyers who came to work for Bobe Faie and were lodged in our compound. My inquisitiveness usually led me to follow the sawyers to the dense Muteff forests, where they would cut down…
The esteemed politician has joined mourners across Africa to pay a touching tribute to this examplery woman who affected the lives of millions.The Senator describes her causine,Mrs. Nancy Bohn Doe as “A native woman who became a national icon in Liberia”. Nancy Bohn Doe, of Ivorian origin, born in 1949 in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh county, in Liberia, is an eminent figure recognized for her contributions as ordinary citizen, merchant, then first lady and defender of educational opportunities. She died on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, at the age of 76. Growing up in rural Grand Gedeh (Liberia) and Blolequin (Ivory Coast),…
The Agony Of a people….Again the most wicked people in Cameroon live in the NorthWest and SouthWest regions. Look around you carefully, those who usually say until we reach Buea and those who sit on television justifying the killings are those living in the other 8 regions or abroad. To them your life does not matter and if needs be, you all can d!e and your suffering means nothing to them….The absence of unity, love and togetherness in the anglophone zone is the beginning of all the inadequate development in the regions….. We combat every anglophone who shines because to…