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By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief What was branded as a peace initiative—the so-called “Canadian Talks”—turned out to be a calculated disaster. Marketed as a diplomatic effort to bring an end to the armed conflict in Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia), the Canadian Talks instead became a covert mission orchestrated to dismantle the legitimate government of Dr. Samuel
Up till date, African leaders and intellectuals, are yet to fully understand the global concept of Foreign financing that has engulf this black continent since independence. Africans can sign a billion financing agreements, or what it takes, but it will not change the daily lives of common Africans, as 90% of this funding will leave
“Africa is rich in resources, but poor in leadership.” These words from Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations, still resonate today as a call to action for African leaders. The time for populists leadership is overAfrica does not need new populist dictators in military uniform seeking undemocratic legitimacy. It needs leaders who are
Yesterday Wednesday, April 30th 2025, the united states signed a partnership agreement with the government of Ukrain. The agreement that had long been previewed for February 2025, establishes a United states, Ukrain reconstruction fund that will pave the way for the reconstruction of the war torn Ukrain. Ukrainian Minister of the Economy Yulia Svyrydenko said
Nalova Lyonga, Minister of Secondary Education. How effective will the digitalisation process of paying fees and other dues go, given that we have localities with constant power cuts, no electricity and internet service? In principle, when we are talking about digitalization of tuition payment and examination fees, there are four Mobile Money Companies involved. That
President Paul Biya’s address to the nation was indeed a critical, and constructive appraisal of striking events of the year in Cameroon and elsewhere in the world. Without mincing his words, the Head of state acknowledged that during the year, Cameroon like other countries on our planet continued to face shocks. He did not mention
