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In the wake of the devastating floods that have struck Bamenda, leaving behind loss, destruction, and deep emotional pain, voices of compassion and unity continue to emerge from across the country and beyond. Esther Omam, Executive Director of Reach Out Cameroon and Global Peace Champion, has expressed heartfelt sympathy and unwavering solidarity with the affected communities during this difficult time. Addressing the people of Bamenda, she conveyed profound sorrow over the lives lost and the many families impacted by the disaster. The floods have not only claimed lives but have also displaced residents and disrupted livelihoods, leaving many struggling to…
By Njegani George Nyugap Students of Wisdom Comprehensive Bilingual Institute proudly showcased their talents and practical skills on Friday, March 13, 2026, as the institution joined schools across the country to observe Open Door Day organized by the Ministry of Secondary Education. The event transformed the campus into a vibrant exhibition of creativity, innovation, and technical know-how as students from the school’s Industrial Anglo-Saxon section demonstrated what they have been learning in class. Open Door Day is a special moment in Cameroon’s educational calendar when students present their knowledge and practical work to parents, visitors, and the general public. It…
BALI NYONGA, Cameroon — Honourable Councillor Mohamed Bashiru, who also serves as the Galadima of Bali and a notable of the Fon of Bali, has demonstrated exemplary leadership and solidarity with the Muslim community during the first Friday of the holy month of Ramadan.The councillor joined Muslim faithful at the Central Mosque, where he observed Jumu’ah prayers alongside worshippers, marking the beginning of the sacred month. Speaking after the prayers, Hon. Bashiru described Ramadan as a period of deep spiritual reflection, reconciliation, forgiveness, and peaceful coexistence.He called on the Muslim community to intensify prayers, especially at a time when the…
The hospitality landscape in Bonaberi has welcomed a new premium destination following the colorful launch of ChaCha Hotel and Restaurant on Saturday, February 14, 2026. Strategically located at ChaCha Market near the Rial Roundabout along National Highway 3, the facility is already positioning itself as the new hotspot in town. The grand opening coincided with Valentine’s Day, transforming the venue into a vibrant celebration of love, unity, and entertainment. Guests from diverse backgrounds turned out massively to witness the birth of what management describes as a game-changer in the local hospitality industry. The ceremony opened on a solemn note with…
Omam Esther, Executive Director of Reach Out Cameroon, has issued a strong call to young people to take ownership of their future and actively shape it—starting now.Speaking from experience and resilience, she acknowledged the difficult realities many young people face today: limited opportunities, economic pressure, and closed doors. However, she emphasized that hardship does not equal impossibility.“History shows us that the greatest breakthroughs are born in seasons of pressure,” she said. “Difficult times do not mean impossible times.”Rejecting the narrative of despair, Omam Esther described today’s youth not as a lost generation, but as a rising one—full of potential, creativity,…
After more than four decades without a traditionally recognised ruler, the people of Upper Bokova village in Buea Subdivision, South West Region, have a new Chief. His Royal Majesty Chief Barrister Abel Nyoki Evanjoh has been designated Chief-elect, marking the end of a 44-year absence of traditional leadership in the community. The designation took place during consultative talks held in Buea on Thursday, January 22, 2026. Upper Bokova is notably the village of former Prime Minister Peter Mafany Musonge, adding national significance to the historic development. The ceremony unfolded in the presence of the Divisional Officer of Buea, Dr. Aba…
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final in Morocco—featuring the host nation against Senegal—will be remembered not only for its result, but also for the controversies that surrounded it. Senegal’s 1–0 victory was more than a footballing triumph; it was a powerful statement of resilience, composure, and adherence to fair play in an atmosphere many felt was heavily skewed against them. Concerns emerged even before kickoff. The Senegalese delegation reportedly arrived in Rabat without the customary security escort or official protocol accorded to finalists. They were lodged in substandard accommodation and allegedly forced to shoulder hotel expenses themselves. Ticket allocation…
My heart is heavy, and my spirit is shaken. What we are reading and hearing from Gidado, between Ndu and Ntumbaw, is not a clash, not a reprisal, and not an unfortunate consequence of war. It is the deliberate hunting down and extermination of a family. Women. Children. Elderly people. Even a baby,killed simply because of who they are.This is not resistance. This is not struggle. It is cruelty stripped of all justification after ngarbuh, we said never again. We said it with grief and with hope that such horror would not repeat itself. Yet today, it is Gidado. Tomorrow,…
Leadership, especially in the pursuit of peace, often comes at a profound personal cost. Too frequently, those who lead find themselves placing the needs of others above their own , prioritizing vulnerable communities, responding to pain and conflict, and working tirelessly to heal divisions in a fractured world. In doing so, leaders often neglect their own emotional, moral, and spiritual well-being, even when they themselves are in need of support, love, and peace. Footprints of Peace leadership, especially in the pursuit of peace, often comes at a profound personal cost. Too frequently, those who lead find themselves placing the needs…
The Head of State’s New Year message places youth and women at the center of national priorities for the years ahead. The announcement of 50 billion CFA to support youth-led projects marks an important step toward job creation, entrepreneurship and social transformation. The commitment to strengthen women’s empowerment and participation in governance responds to long-standing civil society advocacy. However, the true impact of these announcements will depend on transparent and inclusive implementation. Management of this fund must ensure that women-led initiatives, young innovators, entrepreneurs and community enterprises are not sidelined by bureaucracy, favoritism or barriers to accessing capital. We also…