November 14

• Young Lady Found Dead in Mendong-Yaounde

  Cameroon Tribune

  A young lady whose names Cameroon Tribune gathered as Dougoue Tcheumeni Loris Ylvie, 18, was discovered behind the Catholic Primary School, Mendong at about 5:30 am. Residents of... Read more »

• Shumas Offers Classrooms to Makenene CBC School [opinion]

  Cameroon Tribune

  It was a special day at the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) Primary School, Makenene in the Mbam and Inoubou Division of the Centre Region on Wednesday November 7, 2012. Read more »

• Yaounde V Local Development Committees Commissioned

  Cameroon Tribune

  The premises of the Yaounde V Council were exceptionally busy on Thursday November 8, 2012 with the commissioning of members of the Executive Bureau of Local Animation and... Read more »

• Gabonese Ambassador Lauds Cooperation With Cameroon

  Cameroon Tribune

  The outgoing Ambassador of Gabon, who doubled as the dean of the diplomatic corps to Cameroon, Michel Madoungou says there are no clouds in relations between Cameroon and Gabon,... Read more »

• Spanish Ambassador Honoured for Environmental Protection

  Cameroon Tribune

  Marcelino Gabanas was yesterday rewarded for efforts in supporting various activities. Read more »

• Alou Divisional Officer Drops Dead

  Cameroon Tribune

  The Divisional Officer (D.O) for Alou, one of the three sub-divisions of Lebialem Division in the South West Region, Ndjeck Ndi Thomas, dropped dead on Friday November 9, 2012. Read more »

• PACA Assists West Common Initiative Groups

  Cameroon Tribune

  The "Projet d'ameriolation de la competivite Agricole" known by its French acronym, PACA, has offered financial grants worth FCFA 945,695,499 to some 18 Common Initiative Groups in... Read more »

November 13

• Junior Magistrates Enhance Skills

  Cameroon Tribune

  Magistrates from 17 member States of the Organisation for Harmonisation of Business Law in Africa (OHADA) have begun upgrading their skills on the OHADA law. Holding on the theme... Read more »

• MTN Cameroon Inaugurates 1000th Network Pillar

  Cameroon Tribune

  In the year 2000, MTN Cameroon planted its very first network pillar (also known as BTS) on Cameroonian soil. This was in the economic capital, Douala. Read more »

• Cameroon Cricket Partners with Writish Charity

  Cameroon Tribune

  In its continuous effort to promote the game of cricket in Cameroon, the Cameroon Cricket Federation has liaised-up with a British charity known as Cricket Without Boundaries, CWB.... Read more »

• Cameroon Gets Bronze in Female Afcon

  Cameroon Tribune

  After failing to clinch the continental title for an umpteenth time, the Indomitable Lionesses had to cut short their ambition by vying for the third position in the 8th edition of... Read more »

• Traditional Ruler Hands Baboon to Authorities

  Cameroon Tribune

  The traditional ruler of Nsem in Bafut Subdivision in the North West Region, His Royal Highness Chief Mbonifor I, handed over a live baboon to wildlife officials of the North West... Read more »

• Accident Kills Two in Douala

  Cameroon Tribune

  The main entrance to the Laquintinie Hospital resounded with wailing by members of a family, early yesterday morning. After searching for one of theirs in vain for over 24 hours,... Read more »

• Special Fund for Telcoms Projects

  Cameroon Tribune

  According to a June 26, 2012 Presidential decree, telephone operators are to each pay 3 per cent of their annual business turnover into an account at the Central Bank opened by the... Read more »

• Nkembe Rony Retains Billiard Cup

  Cameroon Tribune

  Nkembe Rony once more proved his invincibility in billiard by clinching the cup title for the fourth consecutive time. He beat challenger, Amouzou Arnaud 5-1 in the cup final on... Read more »

• Adoke Spurned Jonathan's Directive Over Bakassi Suit - Senator Henshaw [interview]

  Daily Trust

  Senator Bassey Ewa-Henshaw (PDP, Cross Rivers) was at a summit organized recently in Lagos to draw public attention to the plights of Bakassi people. He spoke to Daily Trust over... Read more »

November 12

• Lions Begin Training for Friendly With Albania

  Cameroon Tribune

  The Indomitable Lions will begin training today in Geneva ahead of the friendly match against Albania on Wednesday, November 14th. The players and the delegation from Cameroon... Read more »

• Journalists Arrested for Covering Secessionist Gathering

  IFEX

  The Committee to Protect Journalists today called on Cameroonian officials to drop criminal charges against a journalist arrested last month in the southwestern town of Buea for... Read more »

• Health Delegate Raises Awareness on Cholera

  Cameroon Tribune

  Given the approach of dry season which usually witnesses acute water shortages in most towns, the Littoral Regional Delegate of Public Health, Dr. Martin Yamba Beyas, has launched... Read more »

• Olanguena Awono to Face New Charges

  Cameroon Tribune

  The former Minister of Public Health, Urbain Olanguena Awono who is undergoing trial for embezzlement will have to face new charges in court in the days ahead. Olanguena was... Read more »

• Elephant Kills Farmer in South West

  Cameroon Tribune

  A man whose only name Cameroon Tribune got as Pa Nikobo, a farmer in Mundemba, Ndian Division of the South West Region, was reportedly attacked and killed recently by an elephant... Read more »

• Cholera - Health Delegate Raises Awareness

  Cameroon Tribune

  The campaign is motivated by increasing sale of water of doubtful quality especially during the dry season. Read more »

November 11

• The Fight for Gay Rights Strengthens Online

  RNW Africa

  In Cameroon, homosexuality is still considered a criminal offence and carries a jail sentence of six months to five years as well as a fine. Many are regularly arrested without any... Read more »

• Falcons Seek Consolation Against Lioness

  Daily Trust

  Super Falcons take on the Indomitable Lioness of Cameroon in a last effort to return home with at least a bronze medal. Read more »

November 9

• CPJ Calls on Officials to Drop Charges Against Two Journalists Arrested for Covering Seccession [press release]

  CPJ

  EDITOR'S NOTE : The text has been corrected to reflect that Martin Yembe no longer faces charges, and that neither journalist entered a plea on October 1, as previously reported.... Read more »