Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
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MRI test puts 14 Cameroonian footballers exposed for age fraud
Fourteen Cameroonian footballers suspected of having reduced their age to participate in the Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) were suspended by the country’s federation (Fecafoot). “Fourteen players have just been exposed by an Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) test after they were pre-selected to participate in the junior AFCON to be held in Madagascar in 2017,” the Cameroonian state radio CRTV announced on Tuesday.
Cameroon, France's EDF clinch 700 billion CFA francs deal to build 420 MW hydropower plant
Cameroon’s government and Electricite de France SA concluded a deal to build a 420 MW hydroelectricity plant that will increase the West Africa nation’s power capacity by more than a third.
Cameroonian and Chinese holders of diplomatic or service passports no longer require visas to enter either country
The accord was sealed yesterday July 7, 2016 in Yaounde between the Minister of External Relations and the Chinese Ambassador to Cameroon. Cameroonian and Chinese holders of diplomatic or service passports will no longer require visas to enter either country.
Cameroon mine company Alucam reduces consumption to countervail low dam levels
Last week, managing director of Cameroon's national power company, Eneo, said that the low-flow period, characterised by the drop in the water levels in dams in Cameroon due to the drought, is now officially over for 2015, Business Cameroon reported.
Patrick Ekeng doctor charged with manslaughter
The Romanian public prosecutor has charged emergency doctor Elena Duta with the manslaughter of former Cameroon midfielder Patrick Ekeng. Ekeng, 26, collapsed during a league match for Dinamo Bucharest in May and died of heart failure.
Cameroonian mortuary attendant confesses to sleeping with dead bodies
Sharkan Lucas, a Cameroonian, has revealed on a live interview that he had sex with dead bodies due to constant rejection from women.
Women have more passion in shopping
Buying new clothes and other stuff has become a lifestyle for many women. Women of today are proving to be powerful, fierce, independent and not afraid to portray their true self when it comes to shopping. The desires and needs of women are becoming very diverse, and have been increasing by the day when it comes to buying new stuffs. Shopping has become most women’s lifestyle making them “addicted”.