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7, July 2017
Moscow: President Putin hails ‘high reliability’ of Russia’s new cruise missile 0
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he is pleased with the “high reliability” of the country’s new Raduga KH-101 cruise missiles, after a number of them were successfully used against terrorist positions in Syria. “The application of this missile showed a very high degree of reliability. This is really the most modern weapon, with high-precision and […]
7, July 2017
Bishop Balla Affair: Biya regime gave the “European Interpol” doctors the body of another man to examine 0
A new autopsy conducted on a Cameroon bishop, who died under mysterious circumstances last month, is contradicting the findings of previous autopsies, which indicate the prelate died of foul play instead of suicide by drowning. The body of Bishop Jean-Marie Benoît Bala of the diocese of Bafia had been recovered June 2 by authorities from […]
6, July 2017
Yaounde: Thieves make away with GCE scripts after break-in at Franky Comprehensive High School 0
There are reports that hundreds of answer GCE scripts of students of Franky Comprehensive High School, a not-too-old but renowned institution in Yaoundé, have been stolen by unknown ‘night-jars’. The scripts were kept in an office of the school pending transfer to the accommodation center of the GCE Board. The men of the underworld are […]
6, July 2017
Anglophone Problem: The case for school resumption 0
Over the last eight months, Anglophones have clearly expressed their frustration with a political system that has poisoned their delight and made it hard for many of them to serve their country. Anglophone lawyers, teachers, engineers, political scientists and journalists have always complained about the system that has reduced them to second-class citizens in a […]
6, July 2017
Justice Minister Laurent Esso under attack for squalid backing of Biya regime’s handling of the Anglophone Crisis 0
The Biya Francophone regime has voted into law a Common Law Section within the Judicial Chamber of the Supreme Court. The bill was adopted in the Senate on the 4th of July 2017 in two readings. The controversial and anti Anglophone Minister of State in charge of Justice, Laurent Esso said that the project would […]
6, July 2017
Japan: 10 missing, 400,000 flee flooding 0
At least 10 people, including a child, were missing and 400,000 were forced from their homes after record rains battered southwestern Japan for a second day on Thursday, sending rivers surging over their banks, a government official and media said. Parts of Fukuoka Prefecture on the southwestern island of Kyushu were hit by 774 mm […]
6, July 2017
Turkish President Erdogan says Saudi list of demands from Qatar not acceptable 0
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has stressed that his country will remain loyal to Qatar and that a list of demands by Saudi Arabia and its allies from the Persian Gulf country are under no circumstances acceptable. “When it comes to this list of 13 items… it’s not acceptable under any circumstances,” said Erdogan in […]
5, July 2017
Yaounde: CamTel and China Unicom sign agreement to construct a South Atlantic Inter Link 0
China United Network Communications (China Unicom) has signed an agreement with Cameroon Telecom (CamTel) to construct a South Atlantic Inter Link (SAIL) cable network, 6,000-km. in length. China Unicom and CamTel will work with Huawei Marine Networks Co. Ltd., a submarine cable networks solutions provider, to connect an undersea cable that runs from Kribi Deep […]
5, July 2017
Swiss Ambassador bids farewell to Biya 0
President Paul Biya has met for the last time the outgoing Swiss Ambassador to Cameroon, Claude Altermatt. The Swiss diplomat is presently at the Unity Palace today Wednesday the 5th of July 2017 to thank the Cameroonian dictator for the hospitality received during his four-year stay in the country. Both men have examined the bilateral […]
7, July 2017
Bakassi Peninsular: Fears mount as 97 deaths linked to Cameroon Gendarme attack 0
by soter • Africa, Headline News, News
A Nigerian newspaper, Nigeria Today has reported that some 97 Nigerians are feared killed as Cameroon Gendarmes allegedly attacked residents of Bakassi over failure to pay a 100,000 Naira boat levy. The paper said our Gendarmes sacked mainly Nigerians from Akwa Ibom, Cross River and Ondo states. Many others escaped at midnight with their fishing […]