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Nicolas Nguh Santo, Subsection President of Atieugu in Mezam IC and a former diaspora leader, has announced the opening of a Forgiveness Hotline aimed at encouraging reconciliation among individuals and communities affected by the ongoing crisis in Cameroon’s North West and…
Prime Minister and Head of Government, Chief Dr.
By BAMENDA, Cameroon Students of Government Bilingual High School (GBHS) Bamenda have returned to the school's Campus C following rehabilitation works aimed at restoring the learning environment after a prolonged period of closure caused by deteriorating infrastructure.
Cameroon Prime Minister and Head of Government, Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute, spent the first day of his two-day working visit to the North West Region inspecting major development projects in Bamenda and calling for an end to a decade-long Anglophone crisis.
For many years, families from Cameroon’s Francophone regions sent their children to Bamenda and other towns in the North West Region in search of an Anglo-Saxon education.
Nsongwa is preparing to welcome sons and daughters of the village, traditional authorities, administrative officials and other well-wishers for a 10-day cultural celebration marking the 25th anniversary of the enthronement of His Royal Majesty Fo’o Ngwadeza III.
In recognition of his unwavering commitment to relief management and service to displaced populations, the Cameroon English Language Newspaper Publishers Association (CENPA) has officially decorated Civil Administrator Nchofon Mingoh with the 2026 CENPA Award of…
Wednesday morning at the Bamenda II Council Hall felt less like a formal political gathering and more like a family meeting.
Administrative authorities, local municipal leaders, security chiefs, and commercial bike rider representatives gathered at the MINEPAT hall in Bamenda on Friday to tackle the growing security challenges linked to the motorcycle transport sector across the Mezam Division.
DOUALA (Eagle Eye Africa) — A political earthquake has rocked the Cameroonian Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN). Victoire Tchoupou, widely known as Vicson, a prominent figure and early ally of party leader Cabral Libii, has officially stepped down.
Chief Ewume John Eko, popularly known as Moja Moja, has denied allegations linking him to the killing of three civilians and the destruction of an electricity transformer in Ekona, Muyuka Subdivision, in Cameroon’s South West Region.
Cameroon Politics: MRC Installs Regional Executives in Adamawa as Party Expands Northern Footprint
In a major effort to boost food security, support local livelihoods, and drive economic recovery across the region, the North West Livestock Development Fund (CDENO) has launched its fifth edition of mass livestock input distribution.
The CENPA Award 2026 certificate signed by SG Dr. Olive Ejang Tebug and President Kristian Ngah Christian, recognizing Nchofon Mingoh's exceptional service.
Edison Fru Ndi, CEO of Dreamland Connect PLC, received the "North West Development Pillar" award at the 2026 CENPA Awards. Dedicated to his team, the honor recognizes his resilience in executing landmark projects like the Mutan Market amidst tough regional challenges, maintaining uncompromised quality, and championing sustainable youth empowerment.
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Eagle Eye Africa features Edison Fru Ndi, CEO of Dreamland Connect PLC, highlighting his resilience in Cameroon's North West Region as profiled in Bliss Magazine (October 2026). Despite socio-political challenges, Fru Ndi completed a major school renovation project in half the required time, adding unbudgeted safety features, while continuing to drive local employment and infrastructure development.
Over 1,000 internally displaced persons and vulnerable residents flooded the Bamenda Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Centre on September 11, highlighting the immense strain of the ongoing crisis. Despite reaching over 250,000 beneficiaries since 2018 under national coordination, local demand outpaces supply, prompting on-site administrative leadership to rely on transparent communication to manage crowd tensions.