Politics

By Colbert Gwain @The Colbert Factor In the 1960s, an unlettered man named Bobe Fuchi Clement, nicknamed “I Think,” lived in Muteff village, Fundong Municipality, Cameroon’s North-West Province. His defining characteristic was never accepting anything hook, line, and sinker without profound reflection. I recall returning to the village one holiday and hearing from a cousin

Russias night time attack on Ukrainian cities Saturday, has been described by Ukrainian authorities as the largest airstrike against the country since the start of the war. After Russian forces launched the bombardment on Ukrainian cities, including the capital Kyiv, despites onging peace efforts, US President Donald Trump declared that Putin had “gone completely CRAZY!”

By Colbert Gwain @The Colbert Factor As Cameroon prepares for the 2025 presidential elections, the nation is abuzz with anticipation and expectation. Citizens from all walks of life eagerly await the opportunity to elect a new leader who can address the country’s pressing challenges and propel it towards a brighter future. A recent survey conducted

Following resolutions agreed on in Instanbul Turkey about a week ago, Russia and Ukraine have each handed over 390 soldiers and civilians in what is known to be the biggest prisoner exchange since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The exchange of 270 servicemen and 120 civilians for a start, took

Burkina faso’s strong man Ibrahim Traoré has exposed a Dark Chapter of Colonial History as he recently revealed that the French Tested their nuclear weapons on Black Soldiers loyal to them during the colonial days. In one of his recent anti colonial outings, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the transitional President of Burkina Faso, accused the french

The former president of the Democratic Republic of congo is bound for the courts after the country’s Senate voted to strip off his immunity, allowing for potential prosecution on charges of supporting the M23 rebels. This decision comes amid accusations that Kabila is backing the M23 insurgency, which has been active in the country’s eastern

A former prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo has been found guilty in a corruption charge. Augustin Matata Ponyo was found guilty Tuesday may 20th of embezzling about $245m (£182m) of public funds alongside Deogratias Mutombo, the former governor of the DR Congo’s central bank. Matata’s has been given a ten years sentence

As the Republic of Cameroon a country in the central African sub region celebrates her National day this 20th of May 2025, many are yet to know, that there is a ragging conflict of sovereinty that has metamorphised into a bloody war that for over eight years has claimed over sixty thousand lives, qualifying it