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According to a poll conducted by the AllPo platform, the president of the PCRN, the Honorable Cabral Libii appears as th...
14/01/2025

According to a poll conducted by the AllPo platform, the president of the PCRN, the Honorable Cabral Libii appears as the favorite to win the 2025 presidential election. What do you think?

The Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji granted an audience this Wednesday, January 8, 2025, to the A...
08/01/2025

The Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji granted an audience this Wednesday, January 8, 2025, to the Apostolic Nuncio of Cameroon, Archbishop José Avelino Bettencourt.

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONDECLARATIONS BY CERTAIN BISHOPS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH ON THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ...
07/01/2025

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION

DECLARATIONS BY CERTAIN BISHOPS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH ON THE 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN CAMEROON

During the past few days, more specifically following the Head of State's end-of- year message to the nation, we have been witness to various reactions on mainstream and social media from our fellow citizens, including those of some prelates of the Catholic Church, in relation to this year's presidential election.

While recognising the right of all to freely express their opinions, within the ambit of the laws of the Republic, the Government deeply deplores the vehemence of some declarations focused solely on the presidential stakes and based on a misleading and inaccurate interpretation of the words of the President of the Republic.

In this regard, it should be recalled that the President of the Republic has been invested with a seven-year mandate, which will run out in a few months. As such, it is entirely up to him to reassure his fellow citizens of his determination to fully assume it, with the same enthusiasm and commitment.

Moreover, the Government wishes to point out that Cameroon is a secular State where religions co-exist in harmony and maintain peaceful relations with public authorities.
This therefore implies that there is no conflict between the Government and religious denominations, in this case the Catholic Church.

In the same vein, the Government reaffirms that Cameroon is a democratic State that respects the rule of law, where citizens, whoever they may be, can freely express themselves and make known their points of view on major issues of the nation.

As a matter of fact, the Government considers that the clear-cut declarations made by some religious authorities on the upcoming presidential election, which smack of pure speculation, are the sole responsibility of those authorities and can in no way call into question the relationship between the State and religious denominations, nor influence the free choice of Cameroonians, who will, when the time comes, make up their minds in all sovereignty and responsibility.

By the way, with regard to his possible candidacy for the Presidency of the Republic, President Paul BIYA has clearly stated before, that, at the appropriate time, he will disclose whether or not he will be seeking re-election.
As of now, any controversy on this issue is unnecessary.

The Government therefore invites everyone to stick to this answer, while urging all those who aspire to the presidential office to prepare themselves, in the best possible way, to take part in this election. The Government is closely working with competent structures to ensure that this election is organised in a serene, transparent and peaceful atmosphere.

THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION

Government Spokesperson

René Emmanuel SADI

Elie Smith says "It is important to choose your battles wisely. Picking a fight with God or His servants is a battle no ...
06/01/2025

Elie Smith says "It is important to choose your battles wisely. Picking a fight with God or His servants is a battle no one can win. The Church is not the enemy; it is a partner in building a just and prosperous society. Let us respect
The Consequences of Challenging God and His Servants"

Read him;

"It seems there are those moving around with a matchbox in one hand and a bottle of kerosene in the other, determined to set fire to what binds us. This morning, I came across the front pages of certain marginal newspapers, and I was almost overcome with despair. However, I reminded myself that most of these individuals do not know the power of God. Attacking God or His servants is not just reckless; it is inviting a curse upon oneself and one’s descendants. History is filled with examples of those who, drunk on power, sought to elevate themselves to the status of God, only to face dire consequences.

Biblical Examples of Those Who Challenged God:

1. King Nebuchadnezzar (Daniel 4:28-37):
Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, became arrogant and boasted about his power, saying, "Is not this the great Babylon I have built?" God humbled him by causing him to lose his sanity, and he lived like an animal for seven years until he acknowledged God's sovereignty. His punishment ended only when he recognised God's power.

2. Pharaoh of Egypt (Exodus 5-14):
Pharaoh repeatedly defied God's commands to let the Israelites go. As a result, Egypt suffered a series of devastating plagues, culminating in the death of Pharaoh’s firstborn son. His pride and resistance led to the destruction of his army when they pursued the Israelites into the Red Sea.

3. King Herod (Acts 12:21-23):
King Herod Agrippa I allowed the people to call him "a god" after he gave a public speech. Instead of giving glory to God, he accepted the praise. As a result, God struck him down, and he was eaten by worms and died.

4. Korah, Dathan, and Abiram (Numbers 16:1-35):
These men led a rebellion against Moses' leadership, challenging God's appointed authority. As a result, the earth opened up and swallowed them and their families, and fire came down from heaven to consume their followers.

5. King Saul (1 Samuel 15:1-23):
Saul disobeyed God’s command to completely destroy the Amalekites and their possessions. Instead, he spared King Agag and the best of the livestock. For his disobedience, God rejected Saul as king, and his reign ended in tragedy.

These examples from the Bible serve as a powerful reminder of the danger of challenging God's authority. These individuals, in their pride, sought to place themselves above God's will, only to face severe consequences. Those who attack God or His servants are following a dangerous path, inviting judgment upon themselves.

These newspapers, paid to vilify, must repent or risk facing the wrath of God. In Cameroon, the Church has always stood as a pillar of support for the state. This does not mean, however, that religious leaders should trade their integrity to appease corrupt and violent politicians who benefit from the status quo alongside their small profiteering circles.

Religious leaders, especially within the Roman Catholic Church, are guided by the Church’s social doctrine, which obliges them to listen to and address the concerns of the lay faithful. When they speak out, it is not an act of rebellion but an attempt to help the government understand the struggles of ordinary Cameroonians.

The Church has demonstrated its commitment to the nation by participating in the Major National Dialogue and other political initiatives before, that were aimed at fostering peace and stability. However, when religious leaders raise concerns about issues like corruption, bad roads, the absence of genuine dialogue, or basic services like water and electricity—especially in places like Buea, where power supply is erratic—they are labelled as enemies or rebels.

It is important to choose your battles wisely. Picking a fight with God or His servants is a battle no one can win. The Church is not the enemy; it is a partner in building a just and prosperous society. Let us respect that role and work together for the common good."

Cameroon's bishops have been vocal about their concerns regarding President Paul Biya's continued leadership, and Archbi...
02/01/2025

Cameroon's bishops have been vocal about their concerns regarding President Paul Biya's continued leadership, and Archbishop Samuel Kléda has been at the forefront of this movement. As the bishops prepare for their 48th annual seminar in Buea on January 4, 2025, many are wondering if they will take a unified stand against Biya's leadership.

The bishops' concerns are rooted in the country's history, particularly the marginalization of Anglophone Cameroonians. The 1961 Constitution, which established a federal system, has been eroded over the years, leading to widespread discontent among Anglophones.

Key issues include:

- Marginalization in Education: Anglophone students face difficulties due to French-dominated education systems.
- Linguistic Disparities: English is often neglected in official documents and public services.
- Economic Disparities: Anglophone regions feel economically marginalized, with limited access to resources and infrastructure.

The bishops' seminar provides an opportunity for them to address these pressing issues and potentially urge President Biya to prioritize the country's future over his personal ambitions. Cameroonians are hoping for a unified stance from the bishops, which could pave the way for meaningful reforms and a more inclusive future for all citizens.

Reports are emerging that Manchester United are actively searching for a new goalkeeper to bolster their squad. The move...
02/01/2025

Reports are emerging that Manchester United are actively searching for a new goalkeeper to bolster their squad. The move is aimed at providing genuine competition for current first-choice goalkeeper, Andre Onana. This development suggests that the club is keen to increase depth and quality in the goalkeeping position.




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It is already 2025 in Kiribati!!!Kiritimati Atoll, part of the beautiful island nation of Kiribati, is the first place o...
31/12/2024

It is already 2025 in Kiribati!!!

Kiritimati Atoll, part of the beautiful island nation of Kiribati, is the first place on Earth to welcome 2025! This Pacific paradise, known as Christmas Island, consists of 33 atolls scattered across a vast area of the equatorial Pacific Ocean.

Parts of New Zealand will enter the new year in about 15 minutes.

How are you celebrating the New Year?
#2025

Samuel Eto'o , Francis Ngannou, Aurelien Tchouameni and Fabrice Ondoa had a joint dinner last night.
30/12/2024

Samuel Eto'o , Francis Ngannou, Aurelien Tchouameni and Fabrice Ondoa had a joint dinner last night.

Jeju Air Boeing 737 Flight From Bangkok Crashes On Landing In South Korea, At Least 27 Confirmed DeadJeju Air flight 7C ...
29/12/2024

Jeju Air Boeing 737 Flight From Bangkok Crashes On Landing In South Korea, At Least 27 Confirmed Dead

Jeju Air flight 7C 2216, arriving from Bangkok, Thailand, crashed this morning during landing at Muan International Airport in Jeollanam-do, South Korea at approximately 9:07 AM. The Boeing 737-800 aircraft was carrying 175 passengers and six crew members.

Emergency crews swiftly responded to the scene, extinguishing flames and evacuating passengers from the rear section of the aircraft. Yonhap News has confirmed 23 casualties so far, with investigations into the cause of the crash currently ongoing.

Jeju Air is South Korea’s largest low-cost carrier, operating domestic and international flights across Asia. The airline operates a fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft.

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23/12/2024

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69-year-old Ma Pamela Tijam might spend Christmas in jail and might not see the New Year as she is unlawfully detained a...
21/12/2024

69-year-old Ma Pamela Tijam might spend Christmas in jail and might not see the New Year as she is unlawfully detained and denied access to her medication. The culprits: the State Counsel of Buea demanding bribes for her release and her junior sister Irene Mangwa Tijam, based in Germany. Irene used money to pay the authorities to lock up her elder sister over a family dispute. A civil case which does not require detention, has now resulted in Ma Pamela spending over two weeks in jail, without charge and with no end in sight.

Donald Trump has made his intentions clear regarding a possible government shutdown, saying that he wants it to happen u...
20/12/2024

Donald Trump has made his intentions clear regarding a possible government shutdown, saying that he wants it to happen under President Joe Biden’s administration.

The Biden administration has made significant strides in student debt cancellation, with the latest move canceling $4.28...
20/12/2024

The Biden administration has made significant strides in student debt cancellation, with the latest move canceling $4.28 billion in debt for nearly 55,000 public service workers.¹ ² ³ This brings the total approved relief to almost $180 billion for 4.9 million borrowers. The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, which was revamped under the Biden administration, provides an incentive for Americans to pursue careers in education, public health, law enforcement, and emergency response.

The debt cancellation is part of the Biden administration's efforts to streamline debt-relief programs and make higher education more affordable.⁴ Since taking office, the administration has approved debt cancellation for nearly 3.9 million Americans, totaling almost $138 billion in debt relief.

Some of the key initiatives include:

- Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF): Forgives borrowers' remaining student loan balance after 120 qualifying monthly payments.
- Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan: Provides debt forgiveness to borrowers who have been in repayment for at least 10 years and took out $12,000 or less in student loans.
- Income-Driven Repayment: Offers lower monthly payments based on income and family size.

These efforts aim to give borrowers critical breathing room, allowing them to afford other expenses, buy homes, start businesses, or pursue dreams they had to put on hold due to student loan debt.

Forces Vives, a group of Guinean opposition groups, civil society organizations, and activists, has called for the junta...
14/12/2024

Forces Vives, a group of Guinean opposition groups, civil society organizations, and activists, has called for the junta's government to be disregarded after December 31st, following the announcement that the transition to democratic rule will continue beyond the end of the year. The group has called for the Guinean diaspora in Europe to participate in a demonstration in Paris on December 28th to demand the junta's departure from power. The junta, which seized power in September 2021, had promised a return to civilian rule within two years. With this call from the opposition for protests, what is your opinion about the decision take by the opposition group?

Breaking NEW: President Biden is commuting the sentences of roughly 1,500 people who were released from prison and plac...
12/12/2024

Breaking NEW: President Biden is commuting the sentences of roughly 1,500 people who were released from prison and placed on home confinement during the coronavirus pandemic and is pardoning 39 Americans convicted of nonviolent crimes.

It's the largest single-day act of clemency in modern history.

12/12/2024

Angry Senator Mbella Moki Charles Tells Senate President that, there's no road from Kumba to Ekondo T**i.
"Have you ever lost a loved one because of bad roads Mr. Minister? Do Ministers, charged with taking care of our roads circulate by air or by road in this country? " this were questions asked by Senator Moki Charles to the Government bench before the senate.

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Angry Senator Mbella Moki Charles Tells Senate President that, there's no road from Kumba to Ekondo Titi. "Have you ever lost a loved one because of bad roads Mr. Minister? Do Ministers, charged with taking care of our roads circulate by air or by road in this country? " this were questions asked by Senator Moki Charles to the Government bench before the senate. #senatormbellamokicharles #mintap #follower #followersreels

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