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16, September 2017
US: Protesters take to St. Louis streets after murder acquittal for ex-cop 0
Several hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters have taken St. Louis’ streets to voice their anger after a Missouri judge acquitted a white former St. Louis police in the 2011 killing of an African-American man. Some protesters clashed with police and a few scuffles broke out on Friday in the state of Missouri where racially […]
16, September 2017
French Cameroun: Um Nyobe honored in Boumnyebel monument 0
A monument has been erected in honour of the late freedom fighter Ruben Um Nyobe in his village at Libellingoi Boumnyebel in a ceremony that held on the 13th of September 2017. Libellingoi Boumnyebel is located some 84 kilometres from Yaounde. The occasion was attended by many politicians in the company of the wife and […]
16, September 2017
Yaounde: Aids plague reaching peak 0
According to estimates by the National AIDS Committee, Cameroon is recording approximately 38,000-53,000 new HIV infections each year. Cameroon Concord News understands that 620, 000 people are living with HIV in Cameroon. Since 2004, the trend in prevalence has been marked by a downward trend, from 5.5% to 4.3% in 2011 in the population aged […]
15, September 2017
Police investigate ‘explosion’ on London subway station 0
British police are investigating a reported explosion at a subway station in southwest London, which left several people injured and hundreds of commuters running from the platform in panic. The Metropolitan Police said Friday that officers have arrived at the Parsons Green station and are investigating and will give more information as soon as […]
14, September 2017
Russia launches military drills with Belarus, causing alarm 0
Russia is set to launch major joint military drills with Belarus on Thursday, amid continuing tensions between Moscow and NATO. The large-scale drills, called Zapad (West) 2017, are scheduled to be held from September 14 to 20 around the Baltic Sea, in western Russia, Belarus, and the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad. The maneuvers, described by […]
14, September 2017
Late Bishop Bala’s aide dies in Yaounde hospital of food poisoning after vomiting red 0
Barely three months after the tragic and mysterious disappearance of Bishop Jean-Marie Benoît Bala, the late Bishop’s mechanic who moonlighted as his courier has died in strange circumstances after a trip to the Yaounde Nsimalen International Airport to convey a nun back from leave. Pascal Boade died tragically in the middle of last week according […]
13, September 2017
Southern Cameroons Crisis: Hon Wirba calls for a review of the 1961 Foumban Agreement 0
The respected SDF MP from the Jakiri constituency in Southern Cameroons has said that the Biya Francophone government should engage with West Cameroon elites in relation to the 1961 Foumban Agreement. In a correspondence dated September 7, 2017, addressed to several diplomatic missions such as La Francophonie, the Commonwealth, the United Nations, CEMAC, UNHCR, etc., […]
13, September 2017
La Republique: Gunmen kill one, kidnap 22 0
Gunmen thought to have crossed the border from violence-racked Central African Republic attacked civilians in a remote part of Cameroon, killing one and carrying off 22, a local government official said on Wednesday. Banditry is a long-standing problem in eastern Cameroon, but armed attacks and kidnapping for ransom have become much more frequent in the […]
12, September 2017
Cameroon: Hurricane Biya hits the entire country 0
This period is always a difficult one for the entire North American continent, especially the United States and Mexico who are always in the eyes of a storm. Recently, Harvey hit the US, like a ton of bricks, leaving Houston totally under water. Many thought it was all over and that Americans could heave a […]
16, September 2017
Blood and tears dropping from the eyes of Southern Cameroonians – Biya the devil’s favorite demon? 0
by soter • Editorial, Headline News
Blood and tears dropping from the eyes of Southern Cameroonians – Biya the devil’s favorite demon? By Gerald Atem Asong Michigan – USA. In our modern world; the twenty first century to be precise, we tend to see governments as protectors of the rights and freedom of their people. Just as this is seen in […]