In a response to issues relating to the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon(PCC), it’s present leadership and critical outings of some church members on the social media, Minister Mbah Acha Rose said grievances if legitimate should be addressed to appropriate quarters. Which she said is the church’s Board of Trustees, chaired by Mola Kinge Jacob. The […]
Day: October 6, 2024
Public health worker alleges discrimination, corruption
A public health specialist accused the Ministry of Public Health (MINSANTE) of discrimination and corruption, alleging that he has been unfairly demoted and denied promotions despite his qualifications. The man with over 12 years of experience, says he has been repeatedly recommended for higher positions by high-ranking officials but has been consistently overlooked. He claims […]
Bamenda: Civilian dies in brutal attack
A civilian was brutally murdered in Bamenda on Saturday night when he was returning from an outing. Valentine Ngoucho, a resident of Bamenda, was attacked along with a friend near a location known as ‘Two Bridge.’ The assailants believed to be armed men, set Ngoucho’s motorcycle on fire and kidnapped his friend. Ngoucho was rushed […]
PCC elites give 15 points for election overhaul, resignation of Moderator
Atleast fifteen points were put forth in a letter addressed to Moderator Fonki Samuel which CNA has seen. The fifteen influential members of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC), who had ‘served the PCC for many years’, statedwhy they feel the PCC Moderator should resign and the electoral process overhauled. The October 2 letter, ten […]
Mamfe Mayor begs authorities to rehabilitate burnt hospital after two years
Manyu Division of the South West continues to suffer deteriorating health care. Little has been done to make for a standard medical facility for two years now. Following the burning of the Mamfe district hospital by suspected separatists fighters in 2022. The Mayor of Mamfe, Robertson Tabenchong Ashu said many persons have died due to […]
Douala: Teachers frown, expose their grievances on ceremonial ground
Chalk bearers have once again expressed their discontent over unjust treatment on them by the government and proprietors of private schools in the city, despite all their endeavours to nurture future leaders and contribute to President Paul Biya’s 2035 emergence vision. Frustration was all over their faces at the Beseke ceremonial ground as they paraded […]