Author: Johnny Ngaye
Buea – Recent reports circulating on social media have intensified concerns surrounding the alleged execution of Ewane Roland, the Deputy Prefect of Idabato, in the Bakassi Peninsular, shedding light on the South West Regional Governor’s inadequate handling of the crisis. Since Ewane’s abduction, the governor has not opted for any decisive administrative action to address the situation apart from empty threats he made upon the abduction. Despite the latest claims that Nigerian pirates, responsible for the kidnapping, have not followed through on their own threats to kill Ewane, the gravity of the situation remains alarming. The kidnappers initially demanded a…
Baku, Azerbaijan – At the recent COP29 held in Baku on November 12, 2024, the Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) convened to announce a comprehensive strategy aimed at bolstering financial support for climate initiatives in low- and middle-income countries. Their collective goal is to ramp up annual climate financing to an impressive USD 120 billion by 2030, with USD 42 billion specifically earmarked for adaptation efforts. Additionally, the MDBs are set to mobilize USD 65 billion from the private sector to further amplify these endeavors. In an exclusive interview, Wirsy Ernestine, Executive Director of Cameroon Gender and Environment Watch (CAMGEW), highlighted…
Bamenda – Authorities in Bamenda have detained several individuals in connection with the recent murder of Njoko Frida, the Second Deputy Mayor of Bamenda II Council. The arrests come as investigators attempt to unravel the circumstances surrounding her death and determine whether those apprehended played a role in the crime. The incident, marked by alarming details, has raised suspicions of a carefully orchestrated act. Njoko was reportedly abducted from her residence on Savana Street in Old Town Bamenda by armed men whose identities remain unknown. The chilling nature of her killing has intensified calls for justice and accountability. This case…
BUEA, Cameroon – The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) is set to reveal its final contenders for the positions of Moderator and Synod Clerk following a crucial Synod Committee meeting at the PRESFLATS Synod office in Buea. This meeting presided over by outgoing Moderator Rev. Fonki Samuel Forba under the theme “The Synod of Assurance,” marks a decisive step in determining the church’s next leaders. Currently, Rev. Miki Hans and Rev. Jongai Polycarp are vying for the Moderator’s position, while Rev. Ayuk Solomon and Rev. Mokoko Elive remain in contention for Synod Clerk. However, one candidate from each category will…