In a press statement, Dr Foretia said he has taken a very difficult decision to step down due to personal challenges. He also promised that while he concentrates on his other duties, he will still maintain his support for the mission of the CDN so that it achieves its set and desired goal which is gradually taking shape.
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By Andrew Nsoseka Nestlé, the world’s leading Multinational Corporation in the food and drinks sector, on September…
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By Andrew Nsoseka A popular medical practitioner and proprietor of St Joan of Ark Clinic in Malingo,…
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By Andrew Nsoseka Lawyers and Magistrates have been exhorted to implement the Convention on the Elimination of…
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Refugees International, RI, in a detailed field report titled “Crisis Denied”, has revealed that Cameroon Government’s refusal…
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Veronica Michelle Bachelet, has warned that if the clear…
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By Andrew Nsoseka Some traditional rulers in Buea, in protest to Governor Okalia’s belittling comments and threats,…
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By Andrew Nsoseka Journalists in Cameroon have made it easier for politicians to successfully split them up…
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The Cameroon Community Media Network, CCMN, is putting in place, last-minute touches to celebrate World Press Freedom…
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Says Nagy Simply Re-Articulated US Policy On Anglophone Crisis Indicates US Respects Cameroon’s Sovereignty, But At Times…