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News of resignation of some MPs from Parliament has gone viral on the internet today. The list included MPs like Famous Honourable WIRBA and Honourable MbAH NDAM. Their alleged resignation is said to be linked with the ongoing crises plaguing the anglophone regions of the country. Honourable Wirba has been a blazing flame as long as the struggle of the anglophones is concerned. He had even openly confronted his fellow colleagues in parliament to make the anglopgone's voices heard. Their resignation shows how determined they are to see permanent solutions reached in the problem faced by the anglophone regions of Cameroon. The gesture was applauded by the population of the NW and SW regions of Cameroon as they welcomed them in triumph.

President Donald J. Trump during the UNGA union asked to be updated with the happenings of some African countries, Cameroon being one of them. He was updated with the happenings of the country by some subordinates. Trump being the president of the world's pivotal country, USA has the ability of turning tables as far as crises are concerned in countries in need. He was drilled on aspects attributed to the founding of the country and the probably the causes of its present day situation. To most Cameroonians of the North West and South West region, if president trump puts his hand of steel on their matter, it will never remain the same. The English speaking population of Cameroon waits in great expectations.

President Robert Gabriel Mugabe was born on February 21st, 1924. He assumed office as president of Zimbabwe on the 22nd of December 1987, making him president for roughly 30years today. Gluing to office is not only his thing but a spirit shared by many African leaders. Robert Mugabe has not got popularity and fame only in his country but in the whole of Africa. His popularity has been massively established by his famous quotes that go viral on social media daily. At the United Nations General Assembly, Robert Mugabe made a speech that stood out from those of other African leaders. In his speech, he referred to Donald Trump as a Golden Goliath. Why did he say so? WATCH MUGABE'S SPEECH His speech brought several rounds of applause and did not keep the audience bored as was the case of many other presidents. Nonetheless, Robert Mugabe showed signs of aging out in the manner in which he presented his speech.

The turn of the president of the Republic of Cameroon, president Paul Biya finally came by at the UNGA and he presented his speech. Did his speech really follow the trend of expectations from the Cameroonian population?  Watch President Paul Biya's speech His speech was regular. he highlighted terrorism, climatic crises and elaborated that though these are present, it should not be a hindrance to sustainable development. The president of the Republic of Cameroon also highlighted peace as the tombstone  for sustainable development. He went forward to site situations of terrorism that had taken place in the world as in Cameroon( the case of Bokoharam). It is a coincidence that the president's speech goes on alongside demonstrations in the NorthWest and South West Regions of the country.

The population of the north west and south west regions of Cameroon are out on the streets again for a round of peaceful demonstration so as to urge the government seek quick and durable solutions to the problems plaguing the aforementioned regions. The movement this time took the phase of an ancient traditional practice in the grass fields called the 'Takumbeng' movement. This is a special sacred movement manifested by women following powerful traditional norms and regulations. the Takumbeng is not very renown as it is only manifested in situations of great desperation and extremity in whatever be the case. The Takumbeng has been unleashed a couple of times in the grass fields of Cameroon as shown below; 26th May 1990, prompted by the killing of about 6citizens during a pro democratic manifestation. 1992 presidential elections, when Fru Ndi was places under house arrest, the Takumbeng surrounded the compound to prevent his formal arrest. 1998, the Takumbeng provided a safe tr...

The promised laptops by the president of the Republic of Cameroon, H.E Paul Biya  has its first consignment set for delivery. This first consignment is made of a bulk of 80.000 laptops out of the promised 500.000 pieces. This implies about 420,000 pieces are still awaiting completion and subsequent delivery. According to the school calendar, all universities will be resuming by the last week of September, with the exception of the University of Bamenda and the University of Buea for obvious reasons - these two universities will still be on a break by that time because they had to carry on catchup studies due to the problems they encountered that in turn interrupted their school calendar. By the implication, the University of Yaoundé and of Dschang will be the two state universities to benefit from the first consignment of laptops come November 2017. The worry now is; will the subsequent delivery be able to completely meet with the present number of students in a...