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Explore a curated collection of articles covering current affairs, media, and society. Each publication delivers well-researched insights, balanced perspectives, and clear analysis—reflecting a commitment to credible journalism and impactful storytelling.

By Sylvain Tchokoga
06/08/2026GOUVERNANCE: LA GESTION DE L'ÉTAT DOIT-ELLE SE PENSER EN PARTAGE DE GÂTEAU ETHNIQUE,LE CAMEROUN SE RAPPROCHE VERS LA CITOYENNETÉ ETHNIQUE. SESSION PARLEMENTAIRE DE JUIN: LE PARLEMENT APPEL À LA CONSOLIDATION DE L'UNITÉ NATIONALE

By Fozo Teta
31/08/2026Cameroonian midfielder André Frank Zambo Anguissa has announced his decision to end his international career with the Indomitable Lions. In a statement, the Napoli midfielder described representing Cameroon as a lifelong dream and said he was grateful to have had the opportunity to fulfil it. Zambo Anguissa said wearing the Indomitable Lions jersey had been an immense honour and source of pride, allowing him to represent his country while sharing memorable moments with teammates and members of the technical staff. The 30-year-old also expressed gratitude to the Cameroon Football Federation, coaches, teammates and everyone who supported him throughout his years with the national team. He reserved special thanks for the Cameroonian people, acknowledging their passion, love and support during both victories and difficult moments. “I leave the national team with a great deal of emotion and pride.” Zambo Anguissa ended his farewell message with a symbolic declaration: “Indomitable Lion for a day, Indomitable Lion forever. Thank you, my Cameroon.” 🇨🇲🦁 My Media Prime Digital

By Fozo Teta
14/09/2026A family meal in Gougouo, Foumbot, Noun Division, has turned tragic, leaving five people d-ead and 13 others hospitalised. The incident occurred on Wednesday, September 9, after 18 members of the same household reportedly ate kontchap, a traditional maize and beans dish. Shortly after the meal, several family members developed severe symptoms, including vomiting, stomach pain and loss of consciousness. Five subsequently d-ied, including Irène Mfout, the mother who prepared the meal, and some of her children. The 13 survivors were rushed to Foumbot District Hospital, with some reportedly in critical condition. Authorities have opened an investigation, while samples of the food and ingredients have reportedly been collected for laboratory analysis. Possible causes, including food contamination and chemical poisoning, are being investigated. Reports of a reptile allegedly found around the cooking area remain unconfirmed. The exact cause of the tragedy will be established through medical tests and the ongoing investigation. My Media Prime Digital