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Friday, 30 January 2009
Supreme Court Swears In ELECAM Members Amid Protests
By Kini Nsom
It is now clear that members of Elections Cameroon, ELECAM, will take oath of office on Thursday, January 29. The Administrative Bench of the Supreme Court, January 26, rejected a petition the SDF party filed, challenging the swearing-in of the ELECAM members that President Biya appointed last December 30.
Ejake Mbonda (ELECAM Member) being decorated Tuesday, January 27, as Commander of the Order of Valour by MINATD Boss. How neutral can such a kingpin of the regime be?
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Pope To Address Cameroonian Moslems
By Daniel Gwarbarah
The President of the Episcopal Conference of Cameroon and Archbishop of the Yaounde archdiocese, Mgr Victor Tonye Bakot, has announced that one of the main points on the agenda of Pope Benedict XVI's visit to Cameroon would be the meeting of some 20 Moslem leaders in the country.
Pope Benedict XVI: Crusading for Ecumenicism
Cinema Era Ends In Cameroon
By Joe Dinga Pefok
Cinéma
Le Wouri, the only cinema hall that existed in the nation's economic
capital, Douala, in the last couple of years, was abruptly closed down
on January 19.
Cinema Le Wouri: The last of the Cameroon big screens
Priest Publishes Book Of 17 Years Sermons
By Walter Wilson Nana
Fr. Andrew Foanyi Nkea, of the Buea Diocese, has published a book of his sermons for over 17 years.
Fr. Nkea: Enriching Christians with priestly jottings
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Ayah And ELECAM Neutrality
By Franklin Sone Bayen, Yaounde
Situations Could Bring Out "Hidden Talents"
Let me tell you a story you know already. In April 1993, the cream of Anglophone Cameroonians converged on the Mount Mary Clinic in Buea to say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. That was the famous All Anglophone Conference, AAC.
The Strength Of Cameroon Is Her Stability - US Varsity Don
Interviewed By Francis Wache & Walter Wilson Nana
Prof. Lori Hartmann-Mahmud recently led a delegation of some 21 students from Centre College, Danville, Kentucky, USA, to Cameroon. At the end of their visit, Prof. Mahmud granted an exclusive interview to The Post in which she talked about the trip, their experiences, the motivation of their choice of Cameroon - and more. The US Lecturer also said that Cameroon's strength lies on her stability. Excerpts:
Prof. Lori flanked by Ndzesop (L) and Wache (R)
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Tradi-practitioner Says He Has Been Treating Kidney Diseases For 12 Years
By Azore Opio
High street photographer turned tradi-practitioner, Dr. Fai Che Sylvester, based in Limbe, says he has been treating kidney problems with success for the past 12 years.
Fai, 'I cure kidney diseases'
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Vox-pop:What Lessons Can Cameroon Learn From Ghana Elections?
Compiled By Chris Mbunwe, Kini Nsom, Francis Tim Mbom, Olive Ejang Tebug Ngoh, Daniel Gwarbarah & Elvis Tah
Neutral ELECAM Team Should Be Trained In Ghana
The first advice I will give to
President Paul Biya is for him to immediately replace ELECAM members with people who do not belong to any political party because that body cannot conduct transparent elections in Cameroon.
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British Council Cedes Library To ‘Lecture Publique’
By Orock Eta
The British Council in Yaounde, Thursday, January 29, starts activities towards the handing over of about 3,000 books from its former public access library to its partner, Lecture Publique.
British Council library goes to partners
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‘SDF Will Take Power In 2011’
By Chris Mbunwe
The Member of Parliament for Bamenda Central and Bali Subdivisions, Hon. Simon Fobi Nchinda, has said his party is determined more than ever before to take power in 2011.
Hon. Fobi Nchinda handing roofing sheets to Catholic School Alamatu Mankon
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