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PM Dion Ngute closing the 7th session PPRD steering committee in Bamenda The Prime Minister, Head of government Chief Dr Joseph Dion Ngute has called on the minister of public works Emmanuel Nganou Djomessi to ensure that works begin on the urban roads of Bamenda soonest. He was speaking as he closes the 7th Session of the steering committee of the Presidential Plan for the Reconstruction and Development of the North West and South West region. The PM indicated that, as an instrument of peace, it was imperative for the session to also take place in the north west region, one month after that of the south west, to showcase to the population, the gains of the PPRD in the two regions Speaking on the roads situation he said " Once again, I am announcing the imminent start of the Bamenda city roads" He indicated that with the support of the world bank and French development agency C2D, the projects will be completed before the year ends to ease mobility and revive the economic ac...

PPRD Steering Committee chairperson Paul Tasong presenting activity report, 2025 projections In presenting the activity report and 2025 projections of the Presidential Plan for the Reconstruction and Development of the North West and South West Regions, it's Steering Committee Chairperson, Paul Tasong, Friday July 4th, at the Bamenda congress hall, revealed that the program has so far re-established and issued 400 lost documents, including birth certificates, to those who lost them under diverse circumstances as a result of the conflict in the North West. Paul Tasong said while 71 Schools, 14 health centers, 14 water points, 14 markets and 6 bridges have been constructed and rehabilitated, over 200 youths have so far benefited start-up funds for their businesses as at June 30 2025. The report also stipulates that over 1,400 hectares of farm lands have so far been rehabilitated, and some 1,675 farmers supported with equipments tools and materials under the Recovery Phase of the reco...

By Martial Gnoukapasir  Camtel's team led by GM Judith Yah Sunday Achidi presenting Company's innovations to minister Rene Sadi, others at SAGO Cameroon Telecommunications - CAMTEL, has reaffirm it's commitment to supporting the government of Cameroon in delivering modern, accessible and reliable services to both citizens and businesses in the country. According to the Deputy General Manager of the state-run corporation Daniel Désiré Ollé, Camtel plans to introduce 5G technology as part of a broader network expansion aimed at improving service quality, increasing coverage from 40% to 80%. He was speaking at the 14th edition of the  Government Action Fair (SAGO), currently taking place at the Yaounde Conference Center under the theme " Public service and challenges of Cameroon's economic growth". Mr Ollé said " Since 2015, CAMTEL has deployed 2G, 3G and 4G technologies at the same level with other operators. Today, we are moving further with 5G infrastruct...

By  Colbert Gwain @The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh Amidst the perpetual conflict between Muteff and Abuh villages in the Fundong Municipality of Cameroon's then Northwest Province in the 1980s, one beacon of unity stood out: the regular cultural and social nights at the Muteff Credit Union hall in Achiu-a-Yoh, which brought youths not only from both communities but also from surrounding and far-flung communities like Fundong, Ngwah, Advuk, Mboh, Achain, and Ajung, together.  The Muteff elders and strategists believed their fight for greater autonomy from Abuh didn't preclude youths from socializing with those from the conflicting village and neighboring communities, especially since the events took place in Muteff under their watchful eyes. Youths from neighboring communities eagerly anticipated the monthly gatherings, drawn by the lively atmosphere created by the dexterous and charming Muteff girls. These occasions underscored that the ...

By Martial Gnoukapasir Image courtesy of PPRD NWSW website PM Chief Dr Joseph Dion Ngute North West Governor Adolph Lele Lafrique alongside other members of the regional constituted corps will on Thursday July 3rd welcome into the region, the Prime Minister, Head of government, Chief Dr Joseph Dion Ngute at Matazen. The PM, stepping his foot into the region for the 3rd time since taking office in 2019, is coming to take stock of projects realized and those being excuted by government within the framework of the Presidential Plan for the Reconstruction and Development of the NW/SW regions, when the steering committee meets for their 7th session in Bamenda. Some of the projects, a host of them under the PPRD, which the PM will visit for inspection will include: ✓ The St.Joseph Nursery and Primary School ✓ The Mile 4 market project funded by the C2D where he will lay the foundation stone ✓ The Mile 4 bridge under construction being realized with funds from the Public Investment Budget ✓ T...