Foreign leaders seek a way forward for the Libyan conflict in BerlinSix West African countries including Ghana, Nigeria reject “Eco” currency15-year-old student at GHS Nkolbisson arrested after stabbing Math teacher to death with a compassAfrican leaders say they need French military’s assistance to fight terrorists in the SahelTop U.S. Official Reaffirms Commitment to democracy in Cameroon after meeting KamtoTogo: President Gnassingbé declares intention to seek another termUganda: President Museveni on Jungle March to Highlight Liberation StruggleUNICEF terms 2010’s deadly decade for children in conflict ridden areasGhana: Presidency announces nation to drop the Cedi for the EcoKhashoggi case: UN wants an independent and impartial investigationThe Association of Young Muslim Entrepreneurs in Cameroon prays for peace and stabilityCameroon/2020 twin elections: Jean – Jacques Ekindi frowns at calls for polls boycottCameroon/Anglophone Crisis: “I had to brave the odds to pursue my undergraduate studies” – Paul Njie, JMC’s best graduating studentAfrican Nationals travelling to Nigeria to get visas at point of entry from 2020Sudan PM’s visit to USA leads to exchange of ambassadors between both nations for the first time in 23 yearsMacron summons G5 leaders to France, wants them to clarify stance on presence of French troops in regionECCAS Regional Workshop Underlines AfCFTA Priority SectorsOutrage over Nathalie Yamb’s ejection from Ivorian soilOCHA Cameroon concerned about growing misinformation and fake news about humanitarian actorsCameroon: UN Humanitarian Coordinator Condemns Killing of Abducted Aid Worker in North West
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Foreign leaders seek a way forward for the Libyan conflict in Berlin
On January 19, the Berlin conference on Libya brought together leaders from France, Germany, USA, Russia, Turkey, representatives of the EU, UN and many others in order to have discussions…
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Six West African countries including Ghana, Nigeria reject “Eco” currency
Meeting in Abuja, Finance and Economy Ministers and Governors of Central Banks of 5 English speaking nations and the Republic of Guinea have rejected the new single currency for West…
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15-year-old student at GHS Nkolbisson arrested after stabbing Math teacher to death with a compass
Forces of law and order of the Nkolbisson Police Station in Yaoundé have arrested a 15 year-old student who allegedly stabbed his teacher in class because he was trying to…
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African leaders say they need French military’s assistance to fight terrorists in the Sahel
G5 Sahel leaders have said they want France’s military support to continue in the Sahel, to help fight jihadist groups in a meeting to discuss the fight against jihadists and…
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Top U.S. Official Reaffirms Commitment to democracy in Cameroon after meeting Kamto
U. S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Tibor Peter Nagy has reaffirmed U. S. commitment to democracy and peaceful elections in Cameroon, a month before the twin elections…
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Togo: President Gnassingbé declares intention to seek another term
Togo’s President Faure Gnassingbé is set to run for another term after accepting the ruling UNIR party’s request to stand in the February 22 polls. President Gnassingbé disclosed on Tuesday…
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Uganda: President Museveni on Jungle March to Highlight Liberation Struggle
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni on Saturday embarked on a six-day march through the jungle, walking 195 km (121 miles). He is retracing the 1986 route through which his guerrilla forces…
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UNICEF terms 2010’s deadly decade for children in conflict ridden areas
The United Nations has termed the past 10 years a “deadly decade” for children, as conflicts around the world are lasting longer and claiming more young lives. UNICEF reports that since 2010,…
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Ghana: Presidency announces nation to drop the Cedi for the Eco
Ghana’s presidency said Saturday, December 28, that the nation is determined to do what it takes to soon join member states of the West African Economic and Monetary Union in…
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Khashoggi case: UN wants an independent and impartial investigation
The United Nations Secretary-General has reiterated the importance of an independent and impartial investigation into Jamal Khashoggi’s murder case, in order to ensure a complete human rights violation investigation and…
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