News of Friday, 14 November 2014
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Enoh Meyomesse campaigns against military justice
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CEO of Government Printing Office dead
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Interruptions to be experienced in phone networks next week
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Students demonstrate in front of the National Assembly
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Judges snub human rights report on Cameroon
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Disciplinary board of the public services decentralized
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GSK launches first call for proposals in Sub-Saharan Africa
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We are relocating from NGA to CMR - Boko Haram victims
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Bolloré organizes show to promote French studies in Cameroon
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Conclusions of 6th Int'al Contact Group Meeting on CAR released
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Canadian High Commissioner bids farewell
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CMR ranked among Top 20 Countries at brink of coup d’état
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CMR prisons have more inmates than people prosecuted
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Yaounde Ebola isolation centre ready
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University officials brainstorm on strike prevention
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Mendo Ze’s road to Kondengui - His crimes, the arrest and interrogation
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Cameroon honours Benoît-Pierre Laramée
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Culture minister, US ambassador visit Bimbia
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Army faces Boko Haram in ghost town on Nigerian border
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33,000 displaced persons relocate to Cameroon
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Inherited debts hamper Idenau Mayor’s plans
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Kumba Gov’t delegate utterances provoke senior councilors
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Kumba Gov’t delegate utterances provoke senior councilors
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Nearly 50 girls fall into a trance at New Bell school
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Fonfuka, Misaje municipalities tussle over piece of land; bloodshed feared
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Church associations not private property - Rev. Fr. Christopher Geh Kum
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Marist Brothers in CMR launch Golden Jubilee
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SAJOPAM Seminary officially inaugurated