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BAMENDA, Cameroon —June 12,2026 Questions are being raised by a number of individuals regarding the activities of Chumban Landry Forche, a youth parliamentarian from Mezam Division and founder of the non-governmental organization Sky Limit International. Several complainants have alleged that they were promised employment, recruitment opportunities, travel arrangements, and other benefits through initiatives reportedly linked to Sky Limit International. Some individuals further claim that they paid money in anticipation of receiving such opportunities. The allegations have sparked concern among members of the public, with some calling on the competent administrative and judicial authorities to investigate the claims and determine whether…

Cameroon has gained international recognition at the V Ministerial Conference on Feminist Foreign Policy held in Madrid, Spain, where global leaders, diplomats, policymakers, researchers, peacebuilders, and civil society representatives convened to discuss the future of democracy, peace, security, and inclusive governance. Representing Cameroon, renowned peacebuilder and humanitarian leader Omam Esther Eringo Cha Ekombo participated in a high-level roundtable discussion titled “The Unique Contribution of African Women to Mediation.” She joined distinguished women peacebuilders from Mali, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo in sharing experiences from some of Africa’s most challenging conflict and post-conflict environments. The session attracted high-level…

The Cameroonian media community is in mourning following the announcement of the death of veteran journalist Njomo Kevin, popularly known as Pa Njomo.Known for his professionalism, dedication, and passion for journalism, Pa Njomo was regarded as one of the respected voices in Cameroon’s media landscape. Throughout his career, he contributed immensely to the growth of the profession, mentoring younger journalists and upholding the values of credible and responsible reporting.News of his passing has sparked an outpouring of tributes from journalists, media houses, friends, and admirers across the country, many describing him as a committed media practitioner whose work left a…

BUEA, Cameroon — April 22, 2026 A suspected drug trafficker was intercepted on the night of April 18 while attempting to smuggle 20,100 tablets of Tramadol from Nigeria into the South West Region of Cameroon. The operation was carried out by vigilant customs officers at the border town of Ekok, who intercepted a passenger vehicle transporting the illicit drugs. According to customs authorities, the suspect admitted to smuggling the prohibited substances, which were reportedly destined for Kumba. The seizure comes at a time when Pope Leo XIV was visiting the country, delivering strong messages of peace and urging young people…

WOTUTU, South West Region, Cameroon- Electricity has been restored in Wotutu following a protest led by local women who blocked a major road earlier today, demanding action after more than two months of blackout.Residents confirmed that power supply returned shortly after the demonstration, bringing relief to households and businesses that had been struggling with prolonged darkness and economic disruption. The protest, driven largely by frustration among women in the community, drew attention to the impact of the outage on daily life, including challenges faced by small businesses, students, and families.The swift response that followed has been linked to the intervention…

Yaoundé, Cameroon— Sad news has struck Cameroon’s political landscape following the passing of Nfor Tabetando Ndiep Nso, widely known as Senator Tabe Tando, a prominent representative of the South West Region. Senator Tabe Tando was a senior figure within Cameroon’s Senate, where he served as Vice President of the upper house, a position that placed him at the heart of legislative affairs and national decision-making. Over the years, he built a reputation as a seasoned politician, actively contributing to debates, policy discussions, and governance at the highest level. As a committed member of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM), he…

Fear and outrage have gripped residents of Bafoussam following the arrest of three suspects in connection with the killing of a young woman who had been missing since March 13. The disturbing details emerging from the case have left many questioning their safety and the presence of criminal networks in the region. A disappearance that turned tragic According to preliminary information from local sources, the victim was reportedly lured by the suspects before being killed under unclear circumstances. Investigators believe the crime may be linked to a broader network involved in the illegal trade of human body parts.Unconfirmed reports suggest…

The Head of the Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV, has concluded a landmark pastoral visit to Cameroon, leaving behind a resounding message centered on peace, unity, and national reconciliation. Throughout his stay, the pontiff was met with overwhelming enthusiasm as thousands of faithful gathered in major cities, notably Yaoundé and Bamenda. The visit was marked by a deeply spiritual atmosphere, blending moments of reflection with visible public emotion as many connected with the Pope’s message. A Message Rooted in Dialogue and Justice In his various addresses, Pope Leo XIV urged both leaders and citizens to embrace dialogue, justice, and reconciliation…

The Chairperson of the African Union and President of Burundi, Évariste Ndayishimiye, is on a working visit to Burkina Faso, in a move that underscores growing attention on relations between continental and regional blocs in the Sahel. According to the Burkinabè presidency, the visit is aimed at strengthening cooperation between the African Union and the Confederation of Sahel States, a grouping that has increasingly asserted its position in regional security and political affairs. A Strategic Visit Beyond Bilateral Ties Although officially described as a working visit, early signals from Ouagadougou suggest that the agenda goes beyond traditional bilateral engagement between…

The administration of Donald Trump has suspended $11 million in federal funding to Catholic Charities in Miami, bringing an end to a long-standing program that has supported unaccompanied minors and migrant children for more than 60 years. According to U.S. officials, the funding cut follows a significant decline in illegal migration, which the administration attributes to its ongoing immigration enforcement measures. Authorities argue that reduced demand for such services makes continued funding unnecessary. However, the decision has drawn scrutiny from several American media outlets, which suggest it may also be linked to recent tensions between Washington and the Vatican. The…