Author: KNNEWS

As Cameroon prepares to celebrate Youth Day on February 11th, Sacred Heart College in Bonaberi Rial, Douala, has been busy promoting bilingualism, unity, and cultural diversity among its students. The college’s Youth week activities kicked off with a holy Mass on campus, followed by a gastronomy event where different classes showcased traditional meals from across the country. According to Peter Che Nagfack, Chairman of the college, the events are designed to promote unity, integration, and cultural diversity among the students. “The activities started with a holy Mass on campus, and yesterday, we had a gastronomy event where students showcased traditional…

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Self Pain: The Crisis 2015-2025….. who did what?… Gorji Dinka in 1984 brought the name Ambazonia….. In 1995 SCNC leaders: John Ngu Foncha, Muna etc flashed the UN flag at the mungo bridge propagating that, the UN has accepted to grant the former southern Cameroons independence and are heading to Cameroon…….. 1 October 1999, militants took over Radio Buea to proclaim the independence of Southern Cameroons, but failed to do so and leaders were subsequently arrested…. In 2001, the SCNC was declared illegal in Cameroon by the government…. 2015-2016, anglophone youths were brainwashed, radicalised and taken to Nigeria to train…

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Ahead of the highly anticipated 2025/26 Northwest Regional League Season ,the draw has finally been released, and football fans in the region are in for a treat. The draw, which took place recently, has grouped 16 teams into four pools, setting the stage for some thrilling matchups. Group A is shaping up to be one of the most competitive pools, with Rangers FC Bafut, Simaf FA, Dream Team, Bafut United, and Vision Sports all vying for top spot.Rangers of Bafut who have been one of the top teams in the region in recent years, will be looking to assert their…

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Authorities Betray state Ownership rights of oil, gas |PhD Thesis A PhD thesis at the University of Buea (UB), in its findings showed government officials part of the local illicit fuel market. Considered to be an act which relinquishes state ownership over the resource. Titled; “The illicit sale of petroleum products in Cameroon: A legal appraisal of the effects on state ownership rights.” It was defended January 16, by Awa Rumarick Mokom who holds an LL.M in Business Law. Mokom’s defense at the boardroom of the School of Translation and Interpretation (ASTI) is the first in Oil and Gas Law,…

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UB: Soft sentiments spiral towards Biya as excellence award begins The yearly gesture of the presidential excellence award is generating trust towards 92 year old President Paul Biya, a couple of students of the University of Buea (UB) said. They mentioned after collecting 50,000 fcfa January 21 at the commencement of payment at UB. Over 5000 students are expected to collect the award from the various distribution points till February 21. The queue did not deter enlisted students present to pick positions inorder to collect. Some say they had given up expecting the yearly award since it had delayed unlike…

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In a significant move aimed at fostering the growth of Taekwondo and promoting a culture of peace in Central Africa, the World Taekwondo Peace Federation (WTPF) based in Korea, has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Options Sports Academy, a prominent institution in Cameroon. This agreement, formalized during a ceremony held in Seoul on January 23, 2025, highlights a mutual commitment to expanding the reach of Taekwondo across Cameroon and the wider Central African Economic and Monetary Community, CEMAC, region. The signing ceremony was graced by key figures from the WTPF, including President Song Jin-ho, Chairman Kim Deok-geun,…

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LIFE AFTER FOOTBALL: ESSA PIUS TABI In all honesty a majority of Footballers across the world struggle to make ends meet after hanging their boots.In Africa the situation is even worse with former Football legends wallowing in abject poverty. Stories have been reported of some of these super stars not being able to afford basic needs. Most of their pathetic stories is from grace to grass for short. Although the African system does not provide a clear cut transition for life after football, lack of education can be factored as the major impediment for most athletes after retirement. In Cameroon,a…

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The 2024 edition of the Kumba City Inter Quarters Football Festival culminated in an exhilarating final match where Kumba Town United FC triumphed over Legend FA U16/17 with a decisive score of 2-0. This exciting tournament, organized by the Kumba City Council, was conducted under the esteemed patronage of the City Mayor, Greg Mewanu. The event drew considerable attention and enthusiasm from the local community, showcasing the rich talents in Kumba.Tournament Highlights and Prizes The competition recognized outstanding performances across various categories, providing accolades and financial rewards to exceptional players and teams. Below is a detailed list of the awards…

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Climate change is a universal threat that disrupts ecosystems, threatens food security, and increases the frequency of natural disasters. Africa is particularly vulnerable, with countries like Cameroon experiencing prolonged droughts, floods, and loss of biodiversity. The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) which ended on the 22nd of November 2024 in Baku Azerbaïdjan, was a critical moment for climate Change action. It was an opportunity for countries to analyze how far they have come and re-strategies to save humanity. Several issues were discussed and concluded at COP 29 with Africa demanding a financial assistance of $ 1.3 trillion annually for…

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World leaders are uniting against climate change at the COP29, a pivotal summit that seeks to save humanity from the brink of catastrophe. After intense negotiations, a breakthrough agreement on international carbon market standards has been reached in Baku- Azerbaijan . This landmark deal enables countries to reduce emissions and finance climate action. Brazil has pledged to slash emissions by 2035, while the United Kingdom leads efforts to secure a global agreement on climate breakdown.But it’s not just about policies – it’s about people. Fatima, a climate refugee from Somalia, shared her heartbreaking story saying that “I lost everything to…

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