Biometric Update | The Delegate General for National Security (DGSN) – the head of Cameroon’s Police – Martin Mbarga Nguele, has announced that the country’s new secure identification system will go operational in two weeks’ time. Mbarga Nguele disclosed the information Friday January 31 during a ceremony to review the …
Read More »The Cameroonian Midfielder Frank Boya Signs with Club Tijuana on Two-and-a-Half-Year Deal
Dailysports | Frank Boya, a Cameroonian midfielder, has formally joined Mexico’s top division team, Club Tijuana. In order to start a new chapter in Liga MX, the 28-year-old leaves French team Amiens SC. Boya left Amiens after a year and a half in which he participated in 54 games, contributing …
Read More »Fourteen is the New Equipment Supplier for the Indomitable Lions
CameroonOnline.ORG | FECAFOOT and FOURTEEN Join Forces in a Game-Changing Partnership The Cameroonian Football Federation (FECAFOOT) has officially teamed up with Swiss sportswear brand FOURTEEN as the new official equipment supplier for Cameroon’s national football teams. This exciting partnership covers the men’s, women’s, and youth squads, marking a significant milestone …
Read More »Mathis Amougou: Chelsea agree deal for Saint-Etienne teen – sources
ESPN | Chelsea have agreed a deal to sign Mathis Amougou from Saint-Etienne worth in the region of €15 million ($15.5m), sources have told ESPN. The sources added that the 19-year-old midfielder is more likely to join the Blues’ first-team setup immediately as opposed to joining Chelsea’s sister club Strasbourg on loan, but either way the initial …
Read More »Cameroun 1945 – 1971 : Le rapport qui accable la France | +vidéo
franceinfo | Après deux ans de recherche, 14 chercheurs français et camerounais publient un rapport sur le rôle de la France au Cameroun entre 1945 et 1971 : violences, populations déplacées, tortures, zones d’exception. Rencontre avec Karine Ramondy qui a piloté cette unité de recherche.
Read More »Cameroon Gov’t Bids $191.6mln for Société Générale Stake
Business in Cameroon | The Cameroonian government has announced its intention to acquire 58.08% stake in the local subsidiary of Société Générale. The country offered $191.6 million, according to letter from the Ministry of Finance. The government’s decision is based on legal provisions in Société Générale Cameroon’s statutes and follows …
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