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Cemeteries Are Not for Sale: Nwerong Nso (Nso Traditional Authority) Bans Burial Fees by Churches and Mosques in Nso Land, Northwest Cameroon

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A major cultural and administrative decision has emerged from Nso land, a prominent traditional community located in Bui Division, Northwest Region of Cameroon. On 4 March 2026, the powerful traditional regulatory society Nwerong Nso issued a legally binding directive prohibiting churches and mosques from charging burial fees in cemeteries across Nso land. The declaration was…

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Cameroon Mourns: MP Faustine Fotso Dies in Tragic Road Accident, A Nation in Shock

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Cameroon has been plunged into mourning following the sudden death of Faustine Fotso, a respected Member of Parliament (MP) representing the Highlands (Hauts-Plateaux) Division in the West Region and lawyer, who tragically lost her life in a road accident on the Douala–Yaoundé highway. according to My Media Prime, the fatal crash occurred on Friday, February…

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Burkina Faso: How U.S. Policy Shift Towards West African Juntas Counters Rising Russian Influence

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In a dramatic policy reversal, the United States has announced a new approach to Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, three West African nations now ruled by military juntas that have distanced themselves from France and embraced Russia as a security partner. As reported by BBC News, Nick Checker, head of the State Department’s Bureau of…

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Cameroon Authorizes Eight Churches Through Presidential Decree

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On 23 January 2026, the President of Cameroon, Paul Biya, officially authorized eight churches to operate within the country. This landmark decision, enacted through presidential decrees, reflects the government’s recognition of diverse Christian denominations and their role in fostering faith, community, and social cohesion. ✝️ The Authorized Churches The newly authorized churches include both local…

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CAF Releases 2025/26 Champions League and Confederation Cup Fixtures

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The fixtures for the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League 2025/26 and TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup 2025/26 Group Stages Match Days Three, Four, and Five have been confirmed, with Africa’s flagship interclub competitions set to resume between Friday, 23 January and Sunday, 25 January after a pause in December to allow national teams to compete in the…

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United States action against Venezuela violates UN Charter, says Mexico, urges Security Council to act ‘without double standards’

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As reported by the United Nations, In a recent intervention during the UN Security Council Meeting on 5 January 2026, Mexico’s representative delivered a powerful reminder of the principles that underpin international law and collective security. His words cut to the heart of today’s geopolitical tensions: “The United States’ action must not be permitted, calling…

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Barrister Derek Invo Buo to Launch Twin Books on Cameroon’s Municipal Police and Legal Practice Ethics in Bamenda, the Northwest Region of Cameroon

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Barrister Derek Invo Buo, a fine legal practitioner, lecturer and legal researcher will be launching two books in Bamenda. He was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2019, and to the Cameroon Bar as Advocate, Solicitor, and Notary Public in 2020. He is set to enrich Cameroon’s legal literature with the launch of two groundbreaking…

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Protest in France: The “Block Everything” Movement Launches a Nationwide Protest in France

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September 10, 2025, France is reeling from one of its most disruptive protest waves in recent history as the grassroots “Block Everything” movement, known locally as Bloquons Tout—takes center stage. What began as a decentralized online campaign has erupted into nationwide unrest, revealing deep fractures in the country’s political and social landscape. The turmoil was…

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