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Trump’s envoy discusses Kamto’s situation with Cameroonian authorities

Trump’s envoy discusses Kamto’s situation with Cameroonian authorities

Published on 18.03.2019

The US Assistant Secretary in charge of African Affairs Tibor Nagy has revealed he met with the Minister of External Relations discussed on the situation of the detained leader of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement Maurice Kamto. Tibor Naggy revealed he highlighted his concerns abouth the arrest of Kamto and his…

Football

Cameroon: YOSA head coach kidnapped by suspected Ambazonia fighters
Published at 14h08
The head coach of Yong Sports Academy of Bamenda Emmanuel Ndoumbe Bosso has been kidnapped kidnapped by suspected armed separatists in Bamenda, sources confirmed. Sources…
Political parties

Cameroon: CPDM bracing for upcoming elections in Buea
Published at 11h47
On Saturday March 16, 2019, CPDM militants from the six administrative divisions of the South West region met in a seminar to set the pace…
Human interest
Buea sit-in

Cameroon: Women engage in seeking peaceful solutions to Anglophone crisis
Published at 12h09
South West and North West Women’s Task force met with the coordinator of the National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration committee on Friday March 15 and…
diplomacy

American diplomat mute on Cameroon’s political, security crisis after meeting Biya
Published on 18.03.2019
The United States Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Tibor Nagy met with the Head of State Paul Biya on Monday at the Unity Palace where…
security
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Cameroon: Defence Minister warns soldiers against human rights violation in Anglophone regions
Published on 18.03.2019
Soldiers have been cautioned to respect the local population in the North West and South West regions of the country. The Minister Delegate at the…
Football

Afcon 2019: Indomitable Lions begin camping ahead of Comoros game
Published on 18.03.2019
The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon have began arriving their training base in Yaounde ahead of Saturday's final group game of the 2019 Africa Cup of…
security
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Cameroon: Police officer ‘roasted alive’ by Ambazonia fighters in Bamenda
Published on 17.03.2019
A police officer was on Saturday March 16 burnt alive in Bamenda by suspected armed separatist, sources have confirmed. Sources say police officer Tidike Joel…
politics

Cameroon : Detained Kamto ready to meet Biya
Published on 18.03.2019
The detained leader of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement Maurice Kamto is ready to meet the Head of State Paul Biya for a frank dialogue, his…

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Paul Biya receives US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Tibor Nagy

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Debate

Will Biya’s new government help solve the major challenges in Cameroon?

Sorelle Nken
Insurance Adviser

Yes
Yes. The change can breathe new life into government's policy. With their experience, an as elders, one can rely on them to make things better. They already know the work and certainly know better than others what they can do to find solutions. They are the ones who started to solve these challenges. Therefore, they are more able to continue working to find better solutions.
Jean-Marie Nkoa Noah
Animator

No
No. We can not reason that way and think that it will change something since the same causes produce the same effects. They are the same persons. They are just changing chairs, staying in almost identical places. It will produce the same results we have now. Normally the reshuffled government is expected to bring change to almost every department but they are same persons, how should we expect change?

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Published on 21.02.2019

5 African animals that are on the verge of extinction

In 2018, the world lost the last male northern white rhino on earth. The 45-year-old rhino, named Sudan, died after struggling with a degenerative muscle and bone condition linked…

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