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Marking the end of a Military transition, Gabons, newly elected Prisdent Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially took office Saturday May 3rd 2025 In a ground breaking ocassion at the Angondjé stadium in Libreville, thousands of Gabonese gathered to cheer their newly elected president Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema as he officially took the oath of office,
Mike Waltz, has been appointed as the new Ambassador of the united states, to the United Nations. The announcement was made early Thursday May first by President Donald Trump during the white house press briefing. Mike Waltz before then was Trumps National security Adviser. The sudden appoinment of Mike Waltz to the United Nations comes
The Roman Catholic Church in Cameroon says armed men Friday torched a renowned girls’ school dormitory in Mamfe, an English-speaking southwestern town. English-speaking separatists have claimed responsibility, saying that they punished the school for preparing to take part in National Youth Day activities organized by the central government in Yaoundé on February 11. Parents are
Human Rights Lawyer Barrister Njong Henry Tita says his life is under “serious threats from the Cameroon military and other state agents.” Barrister Njong said secret service officers serving the vicious regime in Yaounde want to take his head for defending the leader of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia President Sisiku Ayuk Tabe and nine
Boko Haram fighters disguised as herders killed at least 20 Cameroonian troops in a Tuesday morning raid on the Nigerian border town of Wulgo, local security sources and residents told AFP. Cameroonian troops are commonly stationed across the border in Nigeria as part of anti-jihadist operations around Wulgo, which is near the volatile Lake Chad
While Biya’s re-election in October seems all but inevitable, his prolonged stay in power – without meaningful dialogue or efforts toward a peaceful resolution – signals continued suffering and a deepening crisis for the Anglophone population. At 92, Paul Biya, Africa’s second-longest-serving leader, announced in January that he would seek his eighth presidential term in
