Mafor Yah Judith Epse Achidi's Scholarship: 1,022 Smiles Mark A Legacy of Giving

A total of 1,022 students from government and private schools in Ndu Subdivision have received scholarships from Yah Sunday Judith epse Achidi, General Manager of Camtel and an illustrious daughter of Ndu. The financial assistance, aimed at covering part of the students’ school fees, was officially handed over on Tuesday, November 25, at the Ndu Council Hall in the presence of the Divisional Officer for Ndu Subdivision.

This marks the second edition of the scholarship program, designed to promote school attendance across the subdivision. The increased number of beneficiaries this year is a testament to the positive impact of last year’s initiative.  

Grateful recipients expressed heartfelt appreciation to the donor, pledging to excel academically as a way of honoring the support. They also voiced hopes that the scholarship scheme will be sustained for many years to come.  

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2025 Presidential Elections, Real Madrid Vs Cotton Sports

On Sunday, October 12, 2025, millions of Cameroonians will today cast their ballots in a presidential election that could either extend the decades-long rule of President Paul Biya or usher in a new era of leadership. This election has been described as match between Real of Madrid and Cotton Sports of Garoua. At 92, Biya Africa’s oldest serving head of state is seeking an eighth term, having held power since 1982. His campaign, launched in Maroua, emphasized stability and experience, but critics argue his tenure has been marked by economic stagnation, political inertia, and growing public frustration.

The election features 11 challengers, including former government spokesperson Issa Tchiroma Bakary, 79, and Hermine Patricia Tomaïno Ndam Njoya, who have drawn significant support from youth and civil society platforms demanding democratic renewal. With over 7.8 million registered voters, the single-round contest is seen as a litmus test for Cameroon’s democratic resilience.

Polling stations opened at 8 a.m. across the country, from urban centers to remote villages, with voters braving long queues and logistical hurdles. For many, especially the youth—who make up more than half the population—the election is less about party politics and more about reclaiming agency in shaping the nation’s future.

Despite the energized opposition, analysts predict Biya’s re-election due to his firm grip on state institutions and a fragmented opposition landscape. Yet, the symbolic weight of this vote cannot be understated. It reflects a nation at a crossroads, grappling with insecurity, economic hardship, and the yearning for inclusive governance.

As ballots are counted and results awaited, Cameroonians remain hopeful that their voices—whether for continuity or change—will resonate beyond the polling stations, shaping the trajectory of a country rich in potential and resilience.

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Presidential 2025: The Phenomenon Called Issa Tchiroma Bakary

In a political landscape long defined by loyalty and legacy, Issa Tchiroma Bakary has emerged as one of the most intriguing figures of Cameroon’s 2025 presidential race. Once a staunch defender of President Paul Biya and a prominent voice within his government, Tchiroma’s decision to break ranks and declare his own candidacy has sent ripples across the nation. Today, he is no longer just a spokesperson or minister, he is a presidential aspirant, a phenomenon reshaping the narrative of political courage and reinvention.

Tchiroma’s journey is anything but conventional. As a former Minister of Communication and longtime ally of the ruling CPDM, he was known for his fiery rhetoric, unwavering loyalty, and ability to articulate government policy with precision and flair. His voice became synonymous with state messaging, especially during moments of national tension. Yet, beneath the surface of loyalty lay a man with his own convictions, vision, and ambition.

In early 2025, Issa Tchiroma made headlines by announcing his resignation from the CPDM campaign structure and declaring his intention to run for president. The move was bold, unexpected, and deeply symbolic. It marked a turning point not just for Tchiroma, but for Cameroonian politics. His candidacy represents a shift from establishment endorsement to independent vision, from defending a legacy to crafting a new one.

Since launching his campaign, Tchiroma has captivated audiences with his signature charisma and unapologetic style. His rallies are marked by passionate speeches, direct engagement with citizens, and a message rooted in national unity, transparency, and generational renewal. “I served the system,” he told supporters in Garoua, “but now I serve the people. Cameroon deserves a leader who listens, who evolves, and who dares to dream beyond the status quo.” From Yaounde to Bagoussam, Bamenda and Dschang,Issa Tchiroma is creating the unexpected. 

His platform emphasizes institutional reform, youth empowerment, and regional equity. Drawing from his experience in government, he speaks with authority on the challenges facing Cameroon from economic stagnation to social fragmentation. Yet, he also brings a fresh lens, proposing bold ideas for decentralization, digital transformation, and inclusive governance.

Critics question his shift in allegiance, calling it opportunistic. But supporters see it as evolution—a natural progression for a man who has spent decades inside the corridors of power and now seeks to redefine leadership from the outside. His campaign slogan, “From Voice to Vision,” encapsulates this transformation: no longer the mouthpiece of a regime, but the architect of a new political horizon.

As October 12 approaches, Issa Tchiroma Bakary continues to make waves. His candidacy challenges old loyalties, inspires new conversations, and invites Cameroonians to imagine leadership beyond tradition. Whether he wins or not, one thing is certain: the phenomenon called Tchiroma has already changed the rhythm of the race, created the unexpected with an undefned euphoria as his supporters and sympathizers keep growing on daily basis. @highlightEveryone Active

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Mafor Yah Judith epse Achidi Ignites Diaspora Momentum Behind President Biya’s 2025 Bid

In a strategic move to galvanize support for President Paul Biya’s 2025 re-election, Mafor Yah Judith epse Achidi has emerged as a dynamic force mobilizing the Cameroonian diaspora. Known for her unwavering loyalty to the ruling party and her ability to mobilize across borders, Mafor Yah Judith is spearheading a series of initiatives aimed at rallying Cameroonians abroad behind Biya’s continued leadership.

From Europe to North America, Mafor Yah Judith is engaging diaspora communities through town halls, WhatsApp forums, and cultural events that blend patriotism with political advocacy. Her message is clear: continuity under Biya is essential for Cameroon’s progress.

Her approach is both personal and strategic. She leverages her deep connections within diaspora networks to build trust, while aligning her outreach with the broader goals of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM). Her emphasis on youth engagement and women’s leadership has drawn praise at home and diaspora , thus positioning her as a bridge between generations and regions.

As the elections day approaches, Mafor’s mobilization efforts are gaining traction. Her ability to translate national priorities into diaspora action is reshaping the narrative around Cameroonian political participation abroad. Whether through town meetings or media engagement, Yah Judith Achidi is proving that the diaspora is not just a distant audience—but a vital engine of political momentum. @highlight Everyone Active

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Presidential 2025: Hon. Barr Gerard Ngala Leads Campaigns in Nkambe

The CPDM Communal Campaign Committee for Nkambe has officially kick-started its mobilization efforts ahead of the October 12, 2025 presidential election. At the forefront is Hon. Ta Nformi Barrister Ngala Gerard, Member of Parliament and Head of the Committee, who has launched a vigorous grassroots campaign aimed at securing 100% support for President Paul Biya. He was flanked by Musa Shey Nfor, dynamic mayor of Nkambe. 

Just a day ago, Hon. Ta Nformi Gerard Ngala visited Binka and Nkambe, where he was greeted by a mammoth crowd of CPDM militants and sympathizers. The turnout was a powerful display of loyalty and enthusiasm, with chants, placards, and traditional dances filling the air. His presence energized the base and reaffirmed the party’s deep roots in the region.

In his address, Hon. Ta Nformi Barrister Gerard Ngala emphasized the importance of unity, discipline, and total commitment to the CPDM vision. He called on local leaders, youth groups, and women’s associations to intensify door-to-door outreach and ensure every vote counts. The campaign team is expected to roll out a series of strategic activities in the coming days, including rallies, media engagements, and community forums,

all designed to galvanize support and reaffirm Nkambe’s unwavering commitment to the CPDM and its candidate.

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Nkambe Council Awarded 50 Million Francs for Excellence in PIB Project Execution

In a high profile ceremony held on Tuesday, September 16th, 2025, at the Hilton Hotel in Yaoundé, the Nkambe Council was honored for its outstanding performance in executing Public Investment Budget (PIB) projects. As part of the recognition, the Council was granted 50 million francs by the Ministry of the Economy, Planning and Regional Development (MINEPAT) to finance a priority public investment project in 2026.

In an official letter addressed to the Mayor of Nkambe, Minister Alamine Ousmane Mey stated:

 “I am pleased to inform you that your council has been awarded a special public investment grant in the gross amount of 50 million Francs. This grant is intended to finance a public investment project that will benefit the population of your community during the 2026 financial year.”

The Minister further instructed the Council to submit the technical documentation for the selected project promptly, emphasizing that the allocation would be made available upon receipt.

Celebrating the achievement, Minister Mey remarked:

“This is an important milestone in the era of decentralization, and we want to reward the best.”

Representing the people of Nkambe at the ceremony was Honourable Ngala Gerard, Member of Parliament for Nkambe Central Constituency. He commended Mayor Musa Shey Nfor for his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to development.

“The Mayor of Nkambe has been steadfast in his development plan. The council has emerged as one of the cleanest in Cameroon and today stands among the best in project execution. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to him, his staff, and the entire people of Nkambe,” Hon. Ngala stated.

He also affirmed that the prize would be used to implement an income-generating project aimed at empowering youth and women within the municipality through job creation and sustainable development.

Other councils recognized with the special award include Pette, Idenau, Ndelele, and Nyambuka.

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Binka Community Empowered on Health, Safety, and Environmental Stewardship Amid Ring Road Expansion

Binka, August 23, 2025 — As the Ring Road construction progresses through Cameroon’s Northwest Region, the village of Binka emerged as a vital hub for public engagement and awareness. On this day, residents came together for a dynamic sensitization campaign addressing the social and environmental challenges accompanying large-scale infrastructure development.

Spearheaded by the Cameroon Development Network (CDN) in partnership with the Ministry of Public Works, the African Development Bank, and MAG SARL, the initiative united community members across generations and professions. Through a combination of indoor workshops and door-to-door outreach, the campaign tackled urgent topics including public health, road safety, environmental protection, and the safeguarding of national road heritage.

Discussions ranged from the dangers of illegal logging and pollution to the prevention of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections. Health professionals offered free HIV/AIDS screening and counseling, reinforcing the importance of early detection, stigma reduction, and community-based care.

Road safety specialists engaged participants on pedestrian behavior, helmet use for motorcyclists, and the risks of speeding—especially as new roads transform local transportation patterns. Environmental advocates called for the protection of sacred forests, responsible waste management, and vigilance against ecological violations.

At its core, the campaign championed behavioral change as a cornerstone of sustainable development. By equipping residents with knowledge and practical tools, organizers aim to nurture a culture of safety, wellness, and environmental responsibility throughout the Ring Road corridor.

Key speakers included Dr. Yolar Blandine, Chia Demian, Lamu Kalvin, and Adam Arafat Mohamed, with facilitation led by Haruna Mohammadou Njong and Marguerite Stephanie Elono—whose guidance helped spark meaningful dialogue and community commitment.

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Sacred Forests in Focus: Strategic Open Dialogue for Nkambe Plateau’s Heritage Preservation andEcological Future

"When trees speak, the community listens." Guided by this wisdom, stakeholders gathered at the palace hall of His Majesty King Kwefi II of Binka to engage in a strategic dialogue on the future of sacred forests across the Nkambe Plateau. The Open Dialogue, convened by the Youth Development Organization (Yodo) and GLFx Nkambe, forms part of the sustainability strategy of the Smart Sacred Forest Restoration Project—an initiative supported by the Mellon Foundation and the Heritage Management Organization under the HerMapAfrica Grants Program.

In his welcome address, King Kwefi II expressed deep appreciation to participants for their commitment to safeguarding cultural heritage and promoting environmental sustainability. He extended heartfelt thanks to the project’s funders for empowering communities to shape the destiny of their sacred forests. “The rate at which these forests are vanishing is alarming,” he warned. “If we fail to act decisively against encroachment, future generations will hold us accountable.”

Fai Cassian Ndi, Coordinator of Yodo/GLFx Nkambe, emphasized the sacred forest’s vital role in community survival. Though often small in size, these forests serve as sources of food, spiritual refuge, economic resilience for the poor, and natural carbon sinks.

Cham Gilbert, Divisional Delegate of Agriculture for Donga Mantung, further illustrated the sacred forest’s multifaceted value—as biodiversity hotspots, water sources, and spaces of spiritual reawakening deeply intertwined with community identity.

The gathering drew a rich tapestry of voices, including HRM Fon Mbunwe Barnabas of Njap, HRH Fon Nji Amidou of Nkambe, HRH Fon Chifu Stanley Time, queen mothers, sub-chiefs and village priests, the 3rd Deputy Mayor of Nkambe Council, educators, youth and women leaders, and representatives of the Mbororo/Fulani community.

Following the dialogue, stakeholders committed to bold measures to curb destructive activities in and around sacred forests. Proposed actions include:

-  A ban on the burning of Ankara, a major cause of bushfires  

- Restrictions on farming and grazing within sacred zones  

-  Reinforcement of traditional injunctions  

- Tree planting and stewardship of previously donated seedlings from Yodo  

Notably, on August 22, 2025, Yodo mobilized the Binka community to plant 5,700 native trees in the Dfu-dfu Sacred Forest—an act of restoration and reverence that echoes the spirit of the dialogue.

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CAMTEL GM Champions Road Safety in Donga Mantung

In a bold move to address rising road safety concerns in Donga Mantung Division, the General Manager of Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL), Mafor Yah Judith Sunday epse Achidi, recently spearheaded a transformative educative talk in Donga Mantung Division, North West Region.

Held on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the Nkambe Council Multipurpose Hall, the session targeted women and youth, with a special focus on motorbike riders—a group disproportionately affected by road accidents along the Ring Road. The initiative aimed to curb alarming accident rates, promote responsible riding, and facilitate access to Category “A” Driving Licenses.

Organized at the request of Mafor Yah Judith and coordinated by Kuete Edith Ngefor, Divisional Delegate of Transport, the event drew an impressive 90% attendance, bringing together motorbike operators, transport stakeholders, youth leaders, and concerned citizens.

Participants were equipped with vital knowledge on:

- ✅ Wearing protective gear

- ✅ Respecting traffic regulations

- ✅ Avoiding risky behaviors like overloading and speeding

The Ring Road—an essential yet accident-prone artery—was central to discussions, with calls for heightened vigilance and shared responsibility among road users.

A standout moment was the on-the-spot special examination session for Category “A” licenses, enabling riders without formal certification to regularize their status and enhance their skills. Transport officials underscored that proper licensing is a cornerstone of safer roads.

In her address, Mafor Yah Judith reaffirmed CAMTEL’s commitment to community wellbeing beyond telecommunications, hailing the initiative as a lifesaving intervention. She encouraged stronger partnerships between public institutions and grassroots communities.

Kuete Edith Ngefor expressed satisfaction with the turnout and active participation, emphasizing that educating motorbike riders is crucial to reversing the trend of road accidents in the division.

Participants left the hall empowered and hopeful, with many calling for the programme’s expansion across the North West Region.

Following the event, Mafor Yah Judith has received widespread praise for her inclusive, people-centered leadership and unwavering dedication to safeguarding lives.

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Ako Sub Division Celebrates Arrival of CAMTEL Network

Residents of Ako Sub Division in Donga Mantung are celebrating a major milestone in connectivity as CAMTEL officially activates its antenna in the area. The long-awaited network installation has sparked widespread jubilation across Ako town, marking a turning point in local communication infrastructure.

For years, the community has grappled with unreliable mobile service, often facing severe challenges in staying connected. The launch of CAMTEL’s network is being hailed as a transformative development, promising more stable and accessible communication for families, businesses, and institutions alike.

Local voices have praised the initiative, describing it as a “game-changer” for the region’s social and economic engagement. As the signal bars rise, so does the hope for a more connected future in Ako.

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Bo MAG Shocks Misaje: 10-Goal Thrashing Leaves Cannon FC Reeling

In a jaw-dropping display of skill and teamwork, Bo MAG Football Club delivered a masterclass on the pitch, dismantling Cannon FC of Misaje with an overwhelming 10–0 victory. Fans at the Nkambe municipal stadium were stunned as the goals kept coming, turning what was expected to be a close match into a lopsided triumph. The result not only marks a historic win for Bo MAG but also sends a bold message to the rest of the teams that they’re here to dominate, and to take the Mafor Yah Judith Epse Achidi trophy. 

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2025 Cameroon GCE Results

Nkambe ML, July 31, 2025 

 A wave of anticipation swept across Cameroon today as the General Certificate of Education (GCE) Board is likely to officially release the results of the 2025 examinations. From bustling towns to quiet villages, students, teachers, and parents are eager to discover the fruits of months of hard work and sacrifice.

The waited results include:

-  GCE Ordinary Level

- GCE Advanced Level

Technical and Vocational Education (TVE) --  Intermediate Level

- TVE Advanced Level

As everyone awaits  the official communiqué, candidates will surely have to  verify their results at their respective registration centers, where printed slips will also be available. For many, this moment marks a turning point—whether it's the next step into higher education, vocational training, or the job market.

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GCE 2025 Results: The Countdown Begins!

 The wait is nearly over! As of July 30, 2025, the Cameroon GCE Board has not yet officially released the results for the 2025 Ordinary Level (O-Level), Advanced Level (A-Level), and Technical/Vocational (TVEE) exams. However, based on past trends and academic calendars, the results are expected to be published by today July 31, 2025. 

What to Expect:

- Results will be available in PDF format for download.

- You’ll need your candidate number and centre number to access them.

- Distribution will happen via SMS, school centres, and the GCE Board’s website.

looking Back at 2024:

- National pass rate dropped to 60.8%, down from 67.6% in 2023.

- Denominational schools led with 84.5% pass rate at Ordinary Level.

- The Centre Region topped regional performance, while South West and Far North lagged behind.

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