The Eye Newspaper

The sensitization campaign recently reached Lower Mbot, engaging community members, students, and pupils in discussions on pressing social and environmental issues. Participants were educated on the prevention of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), the importance of road safety measures, and the need to safeguard national patrimony. The sessions also highlighted the dangers of illegal logging and the growing threat of pollution, encouraging collective responsibility in protecting both people and the environment.   As the tarring of the Ring Road by MAG SARL progresses, new challenges emerge with the improved infrastructure. Increased road quality often leads to higher travel speeds, raising concerns about accidents involving bike riders and drivers. To address this, measures are being introduced to curb reckless driving and ensure that communities adapt safely to the changes brought by modernized road conditions. This was the reason behind the massive s...

Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL) has taken a decisive step to redefine its role in the nation’s digital landscape by signing a three-year Master Service Agreement with Ethio Telecom on December 4 in Yaoundé. The deal with one of Africa’s largest state-owned telecom operators marks a turning point in CAMTEL’s ambition to evolve from a traditional connectivity provider into a central driver of Cameroon’s digital transformation.   CAMTEL’s Director General, Judith Yaah Sunday, hailed the agreement as a bold affirmation of Africa’s responsibility to shape its own digital future. She emphasized that partnering with Ethio Telecom—renowned for its strategic discipline and strong performance—will accelerate CAMTEL’s pursuit of operational excellence and home-grown innovation.   The accord establishes a comprehensive framework to modernize CAMTEL’s operations, diversify its service portfolio, and strengthen Cameroon’s digital ecosystem. Key initiatives include: ...