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Bamenda II DO Addressing Councillors Of Bamenda II  By Raymond Dingana  The Divisional Officer for Bamenda II, Nicolas Nkongho Manchang has said the idea to create a Bamenda II Council burial ground is  not an initiative that he can buy.  During the Bamenda II Council's Administrative Account Session that took place on Thursday May 25,2023, the creation of a council cemetery was brought forth as a means to create revenue for the municipality. The idea that was midwived by a report presented by the Wellfare Committee during the council session was not bought by the Divisional Officer.  Creating burial grounds gives the impression that  we are praying for people to die. The Social and wellfare committee should instead invest in life saving projects and curb the rate at which people die and not prapering a place to bury them when they die,  said manchang. Revenue collection has been a serious issue for the Bamenda II council with the situation worsened by the council's inability t

Yaounde, May 28, 2023 – A new survey from WorldRemit, a leading digital remittances company within the Zepz Group, has found that 44% of migrants wish that Mother’s Day was celebrated on the same day around the world - pointing to the cultural difficulties faced by those who live in a different country to their mother. Mother’s Day is celebrated on different dates across the world, ranging from the second Sunday of February in Norway to the 15th of October in Malawi. The multi-country survey was conducted in February with 3,000 participants, with a focus on understanding how migrants celebrate their relationship with their mothers.                  Mother’s Day Timings  The most popular dates for Mother’s Day celebrations are the fourth week of Lent in March (such as in the United Kingdom and Nigeria) and the second Sunday in May (such as in the United States of America, South Africa, and Australia). In Cameroon however, Mother’s Day is celebrated on the last Sunday in May.  The survey

  Minister  Director of  Cabinet at the Prime Minister’s Officer,  Balungeli  Ebune Confiance By Raymond Dingana The Minister  Director of  Cabinet at the Prime Minister’s Officer,  Balungeli  Ebune Confiance  has under the directives of the  Prime Minister, Head of  Government,  Chief  Dr. Joseph Dioon Ngute, challenged the population of the South West Region(SWR) to make the Head of State’s peace Call a reality every passing day. This was the  highpoint of the  South West Peace and  Development  Forum which took place from  Friday May 12 to 13  at the  Buea Mountain Hotel. The forum took place under the theme:  “South West, Our Region, Our Challenge, Our Common Identity”.               Call For Continous Work For peace The Prime Minister’s representative asked the people to remain resilient in working for peace and development.  They  came and they are determined that they will sit and see how Peace normalized in this Region, Ebune Confiance said, adding that the  South West Region 

Graduates(Middle) Nfor Abdurahaman(right)Bakah Derick, (left)   By Raymond Dingana As the Media and Entertainment World continue to evolve, Mirror Entertainment is one of those institutions making sure no one is left behind by arming them with the necessary skills to be on the same lane with the fast changing world. Situated at Ghana Street,Bamenda, North West Region of Cameroon,the establishment recently graduated its first set of trainees after two years of intensed schooling. During the Certificate Presentation to the students, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mirror Entertainment, Nfor Abdurahaman invited parents of the trainees not to abandon them, As they come home with these skills, we encourage you to support them by acquiring equipment that will permit them integrate the industry,  said Abdurahaman. Nfor Abdurahaman, CEO, Mirror Entertainment  To the fresh professionals in the EntertainmentIndustry, Abdurahaman encouraged them to continue acquiring new skills, As you embar

  Colbert Gwain's Award For Best Content Creator From The Herald Tribune By Raymond Dingana The brain behind The Colbert Factor, a platform that generates and shares content geared towards finding solutions to both national and international challenges amongst others has bestowed his award from The Herald Tribune 2022 Excellence Award  to sufferers of the arm conflict ravaging lives in the two Anglophone regions of Cameroon. Gwain Colbert received the trophy Saturday April 29, 2023 for his  consistent and incisive write-ups (The Colbert Factor) that have contributed towards social cohesion and nation building. Gwain Colbert Holding His Award  Haven generated content on Human Rights abuses in the Anglophone arm conflict and why the Rights of civilians should be protected, Gwain Colbert decided to dedicate the award to victims of the crisis.  Our streets have continued to be painted with blood of victims of the Anglophone Crisis so I am dedicating this award to those who have

  Crowd Mourning The Victims In Mbie Village, Santa By Raymond Dingana Denizens of Mbei village in Santa, Mezam Division,North West region of Cameroon are yet to come out from the shock that befell them when armed men killed four of theirs including some Princes and a quarter head. We gathered that Achiri, Ngu,Terrence and Sylvanus were shot dead at a drinking spot not far from the Mbei Palace, Saturday night breaking Sunday April 23,2023. Sources have also indicated that gun shots were heard in the evening hours of Saturday and the end result was four men lying dead in the pool of their own blood.  Caskets Bearing The Victims Being Taken For Burail One of the victims is suspected to be the bar owner with many saying he was one of the quarterheads in Mbei. Unofficial sources have it that the gunmen took away some of those who were at the bar where the incident happened. The identities of the killers remain a mystery as no one has claimed responsibility for the act.  Happening within th

  Suspect Reconstituting Act At All Saints Bayele Church Cemetry By Raymond Dingana 11:40 am, Commissioner of Judicial Police Bamenda  Tahr Ako Agbor Ambang   leads security officials    alongside 35-year-old Toh Peter, suspect behind the defilement of a grave at All Saints Bayelle Cemetery Nkwen, North West Region of Cameroon. The mission is for Toh to reconstitute what he did on the night of April 15, 2023 at the cemetery where he dug a grave and harvested human bones with the aim of making fast cash.  At the cemetery Saturday April 21,2023, Toh is uncuffed, handed the same tools he used to dig out the dead body. He starts by removing the crosses, and then uses his foot to apply pressure on the spade and pouring the soil while explaining how it all went. I left my house at new layout and got here by 11:pm.I finished by 4: am and waited and only left at 5: am. I chose this particular grave because it was far away from the lighting system of the area and no one could see me. I didn’t e