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  By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy The ongoing investigation into the leakage of GCE examination papers has taken a new twist, with the Minister of Secondary Education, Pauline Nalova Lyonga, attributing the incident to failures from within the examination system. Speaking in Yaounde, the minister rejected claims that the leak was orchestrated to discredit the Cameroon GCE Board or justify any attempt to take control of the institution. She stated that available information points to individuals involved in the handling and production of examination materials. According to the minister, the leaked papers passed through institutions such as Press Print and individuals directly linked to the GCE Board. She described the incident as an internal betrayal and announced that investigations were ongoing to identify and sanction those responsible. Her remarks come as concerns continue to grow over the impact of the scandal on candidates across the country. Reacting to the incident, Dr. Agb...

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By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy   The 63rd Board Meeting (Account Session) of the North West Livestock Development Fund (CDENO) has ended in Bamenda with the adoption of the institution's 2025 administrative and management accounts, reflecting what officials described as a year of remarkable achievements despite prevailing challenges. The meeting, chaired under the supervision of representatives of the government and attended by board members, reviewed the implementation of resolutions from the previous session, examined financial and administrative reports, and assessed the institution's overall performance during the 2025 financial year. Representing the Minister of Livestock, Fisheries and Animal Industries, the Governor of the North West Region, H.E. Adolf Lele L'Afrique, commended CDENO's management for what he described as a satisfactory execution of its mandate and prudent management of public resources. "The administrative account was adopted by all members of t...

At least four people, including two military officers and two civilians, were killed on Tuesday evening June 10, 2026 following an armed attack on a popular drinking spot in Nkor Market, Noni Subdivision of Bui Division in the North-West Region. The incident reportedly occurred at about 9:00 p.m. when unidentified gunmen, believed by local sources to be separatist fighters, opened fire on individuals gathered at the busy market-side drinking joint. Witnesses say the location was crowded at the time of the attack, with residents socializing and taking refreshments when gunshots suddenly rang out, causing panic and confusion among those present. Among the civilians killed was a woman identified as Dimla Carine, who local sources say was involved in ongoing census data collection activities in the subdivision. Her death has sparked concern among residents, particularly as census operations continue in parts of the region despite persistent security challenges. The two military personnel w...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy The recent postponement of some 2026 General Certificate of Education (GCE) examination papers following reports of question paper leakages has sparked widespread reactions among parents, civil society actors, education stakeholders and residents in Bamenda. The decision, aimed at preserving the credibility of the examination process, has however left many candidates and their families grappling with unexpected challenges, particularly in the North West Region where the ongoing socio-political crisis has already complicated access to education. For many families, the extension means additional financial strain. Several candidates from insecure rural communities had relocated to urban centres such as Bamenda to sit for the examinations under safer conditions. Parents say they had carefully budgeted for accommodation, feeding and transportation based on the original examination schedule. Dr. Alfred Wuku Kudi, a parent, expressed concern over the financial impli...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy   Muslim faithful in Ndop received strong messages of peace, unity and responsible living on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, following Baladesala prayers held at the Ndop Municipal ceremonial ground. The gathering brought together religious leaders, administrative authorities and community members, all calling on the population, especially young people, to promote peaceful coexistence and contribute positively to the development of Ngoketunjia Division. Leading the prayers, Imam Modibou Sidou urged Muslims to uphold the values of peace, tolerance and brotherhood, reminding the faithful that Islam teaches unity and respect for one another regardless of differences. Speaking on behalf of the Senior Divisional Officer for Ngoketunjia, Egbe Takor Elvis encouraged the Muslim community to remain law-abiding and continue supporting efforts aimed at maintaining peace and stability in the division. During a town hall exchange with Muslim youths, the Questor at the Nation...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  Former students of Government Technical High School (GTHS) Bamenda and Government Technical College (GTC) Bamenda, under the umbrella of the GTC/GTHS Bamenda Ex-Students Association (GOTHSBESA), have once again demonstrated their commitment to education and youth empowerment through a prize award and scholarship ceremony organized at the school campus in Bamenda. The event, which brought together students, teachers, education officials, ex-students and invited guests, was marked by the donation of scholarships, academic prizes and technical tools aimed at encouraging excellence in technical education. Among personalities present at the ceremony were Taboh Josephine, who represented the Divisional Officer for Bamenda III Subdivision, alongside officials from the Regional Delegation of Secondary Education. Speaking during the ceremony, the National President of GOTHSBESA, Cheo Gilbert, said the initiative was born out of the desire to promote academic exce...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy The Questor at the National Assembly and Member of Parliament for Ngoketunjia North Constituency, Hon. Njingum Musa, has called on Regional Councillors, Members of Parliament and Mayors in the North West Region to strengthen collaboration and unity in order to advance development efforts within the region. He made the remarks during the 2025 Administrative Accounts Session of the North West Regional Executive Council (NWREC) in Bamenda, where he addressed councillors and members of the Regional Assembly. Hon. Njingum Musa congratulated the Regional Executive Council for what he described as a commendable approach in the management of the Assembly’s budget and affairs. According to him, the participatory manner in which councillors are involved in budget discussions and decision making reflects transparency and responsibility within the institution. “I have observed that the management of the budget in this Regional Assembly is very good,” he said. “The counci...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  The Baba Development and Cultural Association (BADECA) on Saturday, May 16, 2026, officially launched a major fundraising campaign aimed at constructing a modern community hall for the people of Baba I in Bamenda. The fundraising event, which took place at the Bamenda I Council Hall, brought together sons and daughters of Baba I from across the country and beyond, alongside traditional authorities, political figures, business persons, administrators and development partners, all united behind the vision of building a befitting cultural and community centre for Baba I people living in Bamenda. Baba I is a village found in Babessi Subdivision, Ngoketunjia Division of the North West Region. The new project comes after the demolition of the old bungalow hall constructed in the early 1990s by the Baba I community in Bamenda’s New Layout neighbourhood. According to community leaders, the old structure had become too small and dilapidated to meet the growing ne...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  Day two of the working visit of the National Commission for the Promotion of Bilingualism and Multiculturalism to the North West Region focused on the role of the National Gendarmerie in promoting the effective use of Cameroon’s two official languages within security services and public administration. The delegation, led by Benjamin Mutanga Itoe, visited the North West Gendarmerie Legion in Bamenda where exchanges were held with security officials on challenges and progress made in implementing the country’s bilingualism policy. The team also visited several gendarmerie units within the city, including the Gendarmerie Post in Mendakwe and a gendarmerie company, as part of efforts to evaluate how bilingualism is being practiced at operational level. Speaking during the session, Zang Godfroy Marius said the use of English and French within the gendarmerie remains a necessity, especially in a region where the majority of the population is English-speaking....

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  The North West Regional chapter of the judiciary on Monday hosted members of the National Commission for the Promotion of Bilingualism and Multiculturalism as the institution launched the first phase of its working visit to the region aimed at strengthening the use of Cameroon’s two official languages within public institutions. The opening session of the mission took place at the Court of Appeal in Upstation Bamenda where judicial officials, including magistrates, court personnel and legal practitioners, engaged in exchanges with the visiting delegation led by Benjamin Mutanga Itoe, member of the Commission and team leader of the delegation. The discussions focused on the promotion of English and French in the administration of justice, with emphasis on the respect of the country’s bilingual character in judicial procedures and communication. Addressing the gathering after the session, Benjamin Mutanga Itoe expressed satisfaction with the level of parti...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  There was a warm, almost electric atmosphere in Bamenda on Saturday, April 18, 2026, as family, friends, and well-wishers gathered at the Conference Hall of the North West Regional Delegation of Arts and Culture in Upstation. The occasion was more than just a celebration it was the marking of a journey defined by resilience, sacrifice, and quiet determination. At the center of it all stood Njang Ndenge Myriam, a woman whose years of relentless effort have now culminated in the prestigious title of Doctor of Philosophy. Speaking during the ceremony, Myriam struggled to hide her emotion. Her words carried the weight of long nights and unwavering focus. She described the moment as one of “joy, fulfillment, and pride,” reflecting on the many years spent “burning the midnight candle.” For her, the doctorate is not just a personal milestone, but a tool for impact. Her research, which examines how training, innovation, and networking influence the performance o...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  At dawn on Wednesday, April 22, the streets worldwide woke up a little differently. The air felt the same, the hills stood as proud as ever, but there was a subtle sense that the day carried weight. It was Earth Day 56 years since the world first paused to reflect on the health of the only home we all share. This year’s theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” did not arrive as a slogan alone. It came as a reminder that the fight against climate change is no longer reserved for scientists or policymakers it belongs to ordinary people: market vendors, bike riders, students, farmers. In neighborhoods across town, small groups gathered with brooms, shovels, and seedlings, turning intention into action. Along dusty roads and clogged gutters, volunteers worked side by side, clearing waste and planting hope in the form of young trees. Across the globe, similar scenes unfolded. From crowded cities to quiet villages, people stepped out not just to celebrate nature, b...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  The government of the Republic of the Congo has resigned following the swearing-in of the President, a move consistent with long-standing institutional practice. Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso tendered the resignation of his government on April 17, 2026, just a day after the start of a new presidential mandate. Although the Constitution of the Republic of the Congo 2015 does not specifically require a government to resign after a presidential inauguration, it provides a clear framework for how a government can leave office. Notably, Article 83 states that the government is accountable to the National Assembly, which has the power to challenge it through a vote of no confidence. If such a motion is passed, the Prime Minister is obliged to submit the government’s resignation to the President. In practice, however, governments often step down at the start of a new presidential term to give the Head of State room to reshape or renew the executive te...

Cameroon has been thrown into mourning following the death of Marcel Niat Njifenji, a towering figure in the country’s political landscape and former President of the Senate. In an official communiqué issued on April 11, 2026, the current Senate President, Aboubakary Abdoulaye, announced that Niat Njifenji passed away earlier that day. He served as President of the Senate from June 12, 2013, until March 17, 2026, leaving behind a legacy marked by experience, discretion, and long-standing service to the nation. Describing the moment as “particularly painful,” Abdoulaye extended heartfelt condolences on behalf of the Senate, its governing bureau, and staff to the bereaved family. He expressed deep compassion for their loss, reflecting the weight of the moment not only for relatives, but for the institution and country as a whole. For many Cameroonians, Niat Njifenji represented continuity and stability at the helm of the upper chamber of Parliament. His years in office coincided with cri...

Cameroon is in mourning following the death of Marcel Niat Njifenji, former President of the Senate, who passed away on Saturday, April 11, at the Yaoundé Central Hospital (CHU). He was 91. A native of Bangangté, Marcel Niat Njifenji was one of the country’s most enduring political figures, known for his calm demeanor and steady presence in public life. Over the years, he played a key role in shaping Cameroon’s legislative landscape, rising to become the head of the Senate, the upper house of Parliament. His passing marks the end of a long career marked by loyalty to the state and decades of service. For many, he was not just a politician, but a symbol of continuity within Cameroon’s political system. As news of his death spreads, tributes are expected to pour in from across the country, especially from the West Region, where he remained a respected figure among his people. Details of funeral arrangements are yet to be announced. EAGLE EYE AFRICA (EEA) eagleeyeafrica.blogspot.com