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What a Sunday to give thanks.
29/03/2026

What a Sunday to give thanks.

My Country Cameroon . Too sweet . One person but different image just in a period of months
24/01/2026

My Country Cameroon . Too sweet . One person but different image just in a period of months

Is America under Donald Trump trying to undermined the United Nation pawer by creating another world body for conflict r...
22/01/2026

Is America under Donald Trump trying to undermined the United Nation pawer by creating another world body for conflict resolution? . Trump has just created a peace Organ called Board of Peace . This organ already has 24 member Nation including Egypt and some other countries from Africa . The financial package to be a member is 1Billion Dollars . As we saw the League of Nation came to an end to form the United Nation orcastrated by this same America so shall we see the UN also come to an end

22/01/2026

DIPLOMACY BRINGS TRUMP ON HIS KNEELS Trump Backtracks on Threat to Seize Greenland After Meeting NATO Chief

President Donald Trump has backtracked on his threat to use force in seizing Greenland from Denmark after a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Wednesday.

The US President also canceled a planned 15 percent tariff he had vowed to impose on several European countries that opposed the US’ plan to take over Greenland.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump said his meeting with the NATO chief “formed the framework of a future deal with respect to Greenland and, in fact, the entire Arctic Region.”

He added that the plan they discussed would greatly benefit the United States and NATO countries.

“Based upon this understanding, I will not be imposing the Tariffs that were scheduled to go into effect on February 1st,” he wrote.

Trump has kept Europe and NATO on edge in recent weeks as he escalated threats of military action to seize Greenland. This was coming shortly after the US attacked Venezuela, toppled its leader and took control of its oil reserves.

Cameroon and Embezzlement are like Romeo and Juliet . PCRN Mayor of Eséka Suspended for Six Months Over Alleged Embez...
21/01/2026

Cameroon and Embezzlement are like Romeo and Juliet . PCRN Mayor of Eséka Suspended for Six Months Over Alleged Embezzlement

The Cameroon Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN) has suspended the mayor of Eséka, Sylvain Moïse Tjock, for six months following findings of serious financial misconduct within the party.

In a decision issued by the party’s National Executive Ethics and Oversight Committee, the mayor was found guilty of major ethical violations, including the misappropriation of party funds.

According to the ruling, Mayor Tjock allegedly diverted more than 2 million FCFA through irregular payment mandates issued to two female party militants. The committee ordered him to personally refund the total sum of 2,037,600 FCFA.

As a result, he has been temporarily excluded from PCRN ranks for six calendar months — a sanction that may be automatically renewed if the funds are not fully reimbursed.

The party further ruled that the affected militants should be released from any internal disciplinary measures once full payment of all outstanding dues and legal entitlements is completed.

Party insiders say the mayor, often described by his associates as a repeat offender, has previously been accused of similar financial “schemes,” raising broader concerns about internal governance and accountability within local councils.

The decision adds to growing scrutiny over financial management among local government officials, even within opposition parties that campaign on reform and transparency.

Cameroon Development CorporationThe Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) is a state-owned agro-industrial enterprise i...
20/01/2026

Cameroon Development Corporation
The Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) is a state-owned agro-industrial enterprise in Cameroon, established in 1947 to acquire, develop, and operate extensive plantations of tropical crops such as rubber, oil palm, and bananas, building on former German colonial estates administered under British mandate after World War I. Headquartered in Bota-Limbe in the Southwest Region, the CDC manages approximately 36,000 to 41,000 hectares of planted land across mature and immature estates, producing key outputs including processed rubber (around 6,000 to 18,000 tons annually), palm oil (10,000 to 12,000 tons), and bananas (up to 100,000 tons of premium quality). As Cameroon's second-largest employer after the government, it sustains a workforce of 14,000 to 22,000 employees and historically generated annual turnover exceeding 50 billion FCFA, exporting products internationally while supporting national agricultural GDP through replanting initiatives and commercial operations.
Despite these economic contributions, the CDC has been marked by operational challenges, including recent financial losses and decline amid insecurity and aging infrastructure, prompting efforts at rejuvenation. It has also drawn controversy for persistent worker welfare issues, with empirical studies documenting substandard housing, inadequate sanitation, limited water access, and low wages for laborers (often below 60,000 FCFA monthly) in contrast to managerial salaries exceeding 900,000 FCFA, fostering inequality and health risks. These conditions trace back to its colonial-era foundations, where plantations prioritized raw material extraction over local development, a pattern that post-independence management has not fully reversed.

Now peace can reign . After a heavy dispute between Nigeria and Morocco for 120 minutes pulse the Nigerian where beaten ...
14/01/2026

Now peace can reign . After a heavy dispute between Nigeria and Morocco for 120 minutes pulse the Nigerian where beaten on penalty .

Like I said last time this is just a brief summary of Amadu Ahidjo achievement in Cameroon when he was president. Ahm...
14/01/2026

Like I said last time this is just a brief summary of Amadu Ahidjo achievement in Cameroon when he was president. Ahmadou Ahidjo, the first president of Cameroon (1960–1982), is widely recognized as the primary architect of the nation's independence and unification, and for establishing a period of relative stability and economic progress, though his rule was also marked by authoritarianism.
Key Successes and Achievements
**Independence and Reunification: Ahidjo played a major role in negotiating the independence of French Cameroon in 1960. His key achievement was the reunification of the French-administered area with the southern part of the British Cameroons in 1961, forming the Federal Republic of Cameroon.
**Nation Building and Stability: He focused on national unity and stability in a diverse, multiethnic state, which was a significant challenge for a newly independent African nation facing sporadic violence. His leadership style, while centralized, managed to build a relatively stable country.
**Economic Development: Under his policy of "planned liberalism" with an emphasis on agriculture, Cameroon experienced a period of economic progress. The country was known as Africa's "Green Island" due to abundant agricultural production (cocoa, coffee, cotton). The government invested in significant infrastructure projects, including roads, schools, and hospitals.

When pawer jame pawer lease pawer must bow : Samuel Eto’o suspended for four matches and hit with a heavy fi...
14/01/2026

When pawer jame pawer lease pawer must bow : Samuel Eto’o suspended for four matches and hit with a heavy fine by CAF

The Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) has officially reacted to the decision handed down on January 14, 2026 by the Disciplinary Jury of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), following proceedings initiated against its president over incidents alleged to have occurred during the Morocco–Cameroon match.

In a statement released in Yaoundé, the country’s football governing body said it had taken note of Decision No. DC23312, which imposes a four-match suspension along with a fine of 20,000 US dollars. A sanction FECAFOOT considers severe and, above all, problematic in its form.

According to the Federation, the CAF decision is “devoid of any explicit reasoning,” a shortcoming it deems contrary to the basic principles of transparency and disciplinary justice. The Cameroonian body further argues that the expedited procedure leading to this sanction raises serious concerns with regard to the fundamental requirements of a fair trial.

In response, FECAFOOT announced that its president intends to exercise, within the prescribed deadlines and in accordance with the applicable regulations, all available avenues of appeal. This approach, it says, is fully in line with respect for the rules and institutions governing continental football.

In a firm yet measured tone, the Cameroon Football Federation reaffirmed its unwavering support for its president, while reiterating its commitment to a disciplinary justice system that is credible, fair, and respectful of the rights of all parties involved.

When Division takes of the mine of people Tensions have sharply escalated within the Ambazonian armed separatist movemen...
14/01/2026

When Division takes of the mine of people Tensions have sharply escalated within the Ambazonian armed separatist movement in Cameroon’s North-West Region, as fighters based in Bui Division announced new restrictions diverting all vehicles away from Bamessing and toward Foumban in the West Region. The decision follows growing anger among Bui fighters over what they describe as repeated attacks, kidnappings, and harassment of Bui travelers by fighters operating from Bamessing in neighboring Ngoketunjia Division.

According to information obtained by MMI News, vehicles leaving Jakiri and heading toward Ndop and Kumbo are now being blocked and instructed to use the longer Foumban route instead. In leaked audio recordings, fighters from Bui accuse their counterparts of “torturing” the population and warn that they will no longer tolerate civilians being targeted along the Bamenda–Nso axis.

The standoff intensified after senior fighters in Bui raised allegations that some Bamessing-based units may have lost control of their area or turned to criminal activity. Major General Viper, a subordinate of commander FM Mad Dog, accused fighters in Bamessing of kidnapping around 17 civilians on January 5 and of turning their weapons against the very communities they claim to protect.

At the center of the controversy is the self-styled general known as “The Only Bro,” who operates from Bamessing. In a video response, he rejected all accusations of kidnapping and banditry, insisting that neither he nor his unit is involved in such acts. While pledging allegiance to Ambazonian leader Samuel Sako Ikome and expressing respect for fighters in Bui, he challenged his accusers to carry out proper investigations instead of blaming his forces. He also struck a defiant tone, saying he is prepared to face any threats against his life.

Read more: https://mimimefoinfos.com/bui-ambazonia-fighters-block-bamessing-route-foumban/

Ahmadou BABATOURA AHIDJO was born on August 24, 1924 in Garoua.Born into a Fulbe family, he grew up in the Muslim faith....
13/01/2026

Ahmadou BABATOURA AHIDJO was born on August 24, 1924 in Garoua.

Born into a Fulbe family, he grew up in the Muslim faith.

He had his CEPE (First School Leaving Certificate) in 1939

He graduated from Ecole Primaire Superieure, Yaoundé in 1942. He became a telegrapher in the civil service and later that same year, became a radio operator.

He was elected member of the Territorial Assembly of Cameroon (ATCAM) in 1943. In 1952 he became Adviser of the Assembly of French Union and Vice President 1956. He was Vice Prime Minister in charge of Internal Affairs after Cameroon gained internal autonomy in February 1957 and later on became the Minister of Internal Affairs in May 1957. On February 18, 1958, he took over from Andre Marie Mbida as the new Prime Minister of Cameroon. He was elected President of the Republic of Cameroon in May 1960. He was the architect of the Reunification of Cameroon in 1961. In 1966, he instituted the one party system. On Thursday, July 4, 1982, Ahmadou Ahidjo resigned as President of the United Republic of Cameroon. He was succeeded by Paul Biya on November 6, 1982 till date

Ahmadou Ahidjo died on November 30, 1989 in Dakar, Senegal. Next we shall be looking at his achievements during his mandate as president of Cameroon .

13/01/2026

A Historic prison constructed by the Germans to subdue political uprising . King Duala Manga Bell was an explicit example

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