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It's truly astonishing, and frankly, deeply insulting, that Cameroon is even talking about holding elections this year when large swaths of the country are gripped by a brutal, devastating war. To claim that all is fine, to parade the idea of a democratic vote while the North West and South West regions bleed, isn't just a misrepresentation – it's a cruel deception aimed squarely at the international community.  It's a blatant disregard for the thousands of lives being lost, the families torn apart, and the widespread suffering that has become a daily reality for so many. The idea that a genuinely free and fair election could take place under these circumstances is preposterous. How can any political party, let alone the opposition, truly campaign in the heart of these war-torn regions? We're talking about areas where armed separatists and government forces are in constant conflict, where fear and intimidation are rampant, and where the very act of gathering in publ...

Recently, the story of Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, a renowned Nigerian Muslim cleric, has captured the attention of many. In a surprising turn of events, Sheikh Gumi was deported from Saudi Arabia as he attempted to join a delegation of scholars for the 2025 Hajj pilgrimage—a sacred journey that holds immense significance for Muslims around the world. Sheikh Ahmad Gumi Sheikh Gumi arrived in Medina full of hope and anticipation, ready to fulfill a spiritual obligation and offer religious services alongside other scholars sponsored by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON). However, upon his arrival, he was met with an unexpected reality. Despite holding a valid visa, Saudi immigration officials denied him entry and sent him back to Nigeria. This incident has sparked widespread discussions about the intersection of faith and politics. Sheikh Gumi is no stranger to controversy. Known for his candid views on global politics and security, he has often found himself at odds with certain in...

In a heartfelt demonstration, residents of Malende, a village in the Muyuka Subdivision of the South West Region, have come together to protest against what they describe as military brutality and extortion in their community.  The protesters, primarily farmers, have voiced their deep concerns over the repeated abuses they have faced at the hands of soldiers, which include torture, harassment, and illegal demands for money . Many of these farmers now live in fear, hesitant to venture into their fields due to the frequent mistreatment they encounter in the surrounding areas. This atmosphere of intimidation has not only affected their livelihoods but has also instilled a sense of helplessness among the community members. The residents are urgently calling on local authorities to take decisive action to protect civilians from further abuses and restore a sense of safety in their daily lives. Their plea highlights the need for accountability and support for those who have suffere...

Brenda Biya, the daughter of Cameroon's long-serving President Paul Biya, has recently found herself at the center of a legal storm in Switzerland. Convicted of defamation and other charges, her case has not only drawn attention to her personal actions but also unveiled the stark contrast between her lavish lifestyle and the struggles faced by many in her home country. In Geneva, Brenda was found guilty of defamation and slander after a public dispute with singer Dencia. Additionally, she faced charges for falsely claiming to be a lawyer. The court's decision resulted in a suspended monetary penalty, which, while significant, pales in comparison to the wealth she appears to enjoy. The legal proceedings have shed light on Brenda's extravagant lifestyle. Living in one of the world's most expensive cities, she owns multiple high-end properties in Geneva, with rents that can exceed CHF 10,000 a month. Her social media presence reveals a life filled with luxury items, from ...

On May 8, 2025 , the Vatican witnessed a momentous occasion as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected as the new Pope, taking the name Leo XIV . This election follows the passing of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, and marks a significant milestone in the history of the Catholic Church, as Cardinal Prevost becomes the first Pope from the United States . Pope Leo XIV The announcement came shortly after white smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, a traditional signal that a new pope has been chosen. Cardinal Dominique François Joseph Mamberti stepped out onto the balcony of St. Peter's Square to share the joyful news with the world. Pope Leo XIV's First Address In his inaugural address, Pope Leo XIV spoke in both Italian and Spanish, emphasizing his vision for a "missionary church that builds bridges" and a community that is "always open to welcome everyone." He also took a moment to honor his predecessor, Pope Francis, acknowledging t...