The Governor of the North West Region has debunked claims on social media that curfew time across the region has been extended.  In a document signed yesterday Lele L’Afrique Adolph Tchoffo Deben said “the restriction of movements of persons and goods within the North West Region has not changed and remains between 9pm and 5am contrary to the information circulated on the social media.” It should be noted that since Tuesday, information has been making rounds both from mouth to mouth and social media that curfew time in the North West has been extended from 6pm to 6am presumed to be from the office of the Governor. Though many doubted the information since it there was no release to that effect, many were prepared to begin respecting the embargo. The release from the governor which debunks the extension will like allow many to heave a sigh of relief though it is coming at the time Bamenda has witnessed a timid resumption of economic activity since Monday with only taxis

Ramadan is upon us once again. Here is what happens during the holy month.

First Published by Cameroon's lone English Language Daily Newspaper The Guardian Post  Parents of children living with HIV/AIDS in Ndop, Ngoketunjia Division have expressed discontent with the eventual closure       of the “Active Search for Pediatric HIV/AIDS   (ASPA)”, project from the Division.

A workshop on developing effective communication strategies and interventions to alter the impact of prevalent narratives encouraging violent extremism in Sub Saharan Africa has ended in Accra-Ghana assembling Civil Society Organisation CSOs from the sub region.  UNDP Mobile App Launch Accra Ghana  Organised by the United Nations Development Programme UNDP in partnership with Albany Associates, the workshop from the 16 - 21 st of April had the approval and launching of a Mobile Application to help design campaigns to prevent violent extremism as the major outcome.   Speaking at the workshop, Lamin Manneh, Director, UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, stated, “We contribute to the prevention of violent extremism by supporting development solutions that target the root causes and structural drivers of violent extremism. From 2011 to 2016, it caused 33,300 fatalities as well as widespread displacement, creating situations of pronounced and critical humanitarian need.”

North West regional delegates for Basic and Secondary education have indicted some lay private and confessional schools in the region for violating ministerial directives on the official closing dates by closing their doors for the 2017/2018 academic before time.

 W omen in Bamenda in their numbers have openly declared their intention to join the campaign intended to meet the president of the Republic Paul Biya in his Unity Palace Etoudi office and residence.

The Bamenda based not for profit Non-governmental Organization NGO Hope for the Needy Association HOFNA Cameroon has been granted Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council ECOSOC of the United Nations UN.

A man whose name we got as Mabo Fidelis is in the Mortuary of the Bamenda Regional Hospital after a shooting incidence at Mile four Nkwen on Tuesday evening.

So it's Monday again! Hi there everyone happy start of a new week! We have as much as the entire week before us.  Now, I know how hard some of you work, and how little you sometimes have to show for it. It's same for me too. Sometimes it's very hard to stay motivated especially when things don't seem to change much in spite of your hard work. The truth is, we all want results now. We all want to see change today.  You decide to go on a diet, and the pe rson advising you has been on the same diet for three months, but he or she is still fat. How do you stay motivated?    You start saving, putting 20 000frs away every month towards your dream house. After three months, you don’t even have enough to buy a bed. How do you stay motivated?    You have exams and there are several text books to read. You’ve been studying for 3hrs and you are still on the first page. How do you stay motivated?   The truth is slow progress kills the spirit, but unfortunately, true p

A World Press Freedom Day WPFD panel in Bamenda has raised worries over the media’s ability to keep power in check.

Rev Fr William Neba Principal of St Bede’s College Ashing Kom kidnaped last Monday while celebrating Holy Mass in the College Hall with students has been freed.

World Press Freedom Day 3 May 2018 Human rights experts urge media protection and end to attacks on journalists

Hilltopvoices Cameroon as a Multimedia Company dedicates enough time for Communication Consultancy.

The Chairman of the Association of Diocesan Priests ADP Bamenda who also doubles as Principal of St Bede’s College, Ashing-Kom has been kidnapped.

The Cameroon’s Teacher’s Trade Union CATTU, the Cameroon Education for All Network CEFAM and other education stakeholders have express the need for the Government of Cameroon to increase the education investment budget.

Principals of Schools in the North West region have showered praises on the President of the Republic Paul Biya despite the growing crisis in the NW and SW regions.

This reflection is inspired by the fact that as both government and secessionist forces claim victory over one exploit or the other, the peace loving and innocent population in the areas they attack, suffer.

The Nkwen Cultural and Development Association now have a new executive. The ten man central executive committee was voted last Saturday April 28 in Douala during a National General Assembly of the development outfit in the Bonaberi neighbourhood in Douala.

The Support Group Programme of the Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Service CBCHS in the fight against HIV/AIDS has emerged as an outstanding initiative that inspires hope for person living with the disease in some four regions of Cameroon.

The Drum Newspaper is 12years old. Celebrations to mark the 12 th Anniversary of the Bali-Mezam Division headquartered newspaper 12years of existence took please in Bamenda Saturday April 21 exactly the same day the paper saw the light of day in 2006. 

Councilors of the Bamenda III Sub divisional Council have warned the administration of Mezam of an impending inter-tribal conflict in Bamenda.