The President of the Republic of Cameroon HE. Paul Biya arrived Cameroon on Thursday 20th August, 2026 after spending 73 days in Europe. He travelled to Europe on the 7th June, 2026 for a brief private stay in Europe.
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The President of the Republic of Cameroon HE. Paul Biya arrived Cameroon on Thursday 20th August, 2026 after spending 73 days in Europe. He travelled to Europe on the 7th June, 2026 for a brief private stay in Europe.
USDP National President Prince Michael Ngwese Ekosso is calling for greater transparency on Cameroon’s political succession, criticising prolonged uncertainty and urging the CPDM leadership to prepare for a smooth transition. He says Cameroonians need clear answers, stronger institutions and a future beyond individual political power
USDP officials say they are certain to recored a landslide victory durung the upcoming municipal and parliamentary elections in Fako-Division. Apart from Fako, they claim that the party will win councils in Meme Division.
Kumba city council authorities say cleaning of various quarters and "Making Kumba Great Again" is a shared responsibility.
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Cameroonian-born Dr. G.P.A. N.N. Richard has been appointed Liaison Officer for Central and East Africa by the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Management (IGPCM). The appointment is aimed at strengthening peacebuilding, leadership and conflict management across the regions. Dr. Richard, founder of Temple Courts – House of Prayer for All Nations, says he is committed to serving with integrity and advancing the cause of humanity.
Virtual forum to honour resilience, innovation, and the achievements of women driving change.
Municipal police armed to fight against GBV in Tiko Municipality.
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The Grass to Grace award to Madam Julie-Brat Enongene, Ecobank Area Manager for the South West Region has just endorsed the fact that she has always been celebrated by her colleaques, costumer of Ecobank as well as friends, for her outstanding services to the population. She also stands as a model to young women who may want to pursue careers in the banking sector as well as other leadership avenues.
The Mayor noted that the market will go a long way in boosting fingerling production, which will serve as feed for fish and support local aquaculture
Vission cooperative Credit Union is introducing smart banking services, to facilitate transactions. The credit union also provide reliable and affordable services to members.
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Nkambe Council Transforms Plastic Waste into Durable Pavement Blocks The Nkambe Council has taken a step towards environmental sustainability and local development by converting waste plastic into durable pavement blocks at its waste transformation site in Binju
The President of the Republic of Cameroon HE. Paul Biya arrived Cameroon on Thursday 20th August, 2026 after spending 73 days in Europe. He travelled to Europe on the 7th June, 2026 for a brief private stay in Europe.
Just aftee the World Humanitarian Day celebrated on the 19th August, 2026 in Kumba, south west region of Cameroon, Pinnacle Times highlights the growing contribution of young Cameroonians to humanitarian and community development. Among them is Etoh Kingsley, who has supported communities through initiatives in education, agriculture and sports, using these areas to empower young people and promote community resilience.
During a panel discussion at the AMEF Head Office in Kumba, the organisation called for stronger humanitarian action in Cameroon under the theme “Act For Humanity.” AMEF urged greater protection for civilians and humanitarian workers, increased funding and support for local organisations, and reaffirmed its commitment to vulnerable communities and resilience.
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Officials of the Social Democratic Front, SDF party say the Sub-Divisional councils as well as the city council of Kumba in Meme Division of Cameroon's Southwest region have all failed to prevent and sensitize the population, reason while the 5th August flood hit Kumba.
The President of the Republic of Cameroon HE. Paul Biya arrived Cameroon on Thursday 20th August, 2026 after spending 73 days in Europe. He travelled to Europe on the 7th June, 2026 for a brief private stay in Europe.
Just aftee the World Humanitarian Day celebrated on the 19th August, 2026 in Kumba, south west region of Cameroon, Pinnacle Times highlights the growing contribution of young Cameroonians to humanitarian and community development. Among them is Etoh Kingsley, who has supported communities through initiatives in education, agriculture and sports, using these areas to empower young people and promote community resilience.
During a panel discussion at the AMEF Head Office in Kumba, the organisation called for stronger humanitarian action in Cameroon under the theme “Act For Humanity.” AMEF urged greater protection for civilians and humanitarian workers, increased funding and support for local organisations, and reaffirmed its commitment to vulnerable communities and resilience.
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The awards will celebrate African excellence in business, governance, media, culture and social impact under the theme “Africa, a continent of the future and of opportunities for humanity.” The tour will continue across the CEMAC region ahead of the grand finale, dubbed the “grand ball of African geniuses.”
The President of the Republic of Cameroon HE. Paul Biya arrived Cameroon on Thursday 20th August, 2026 after spending 73 days in Europe. He travelled to Europe on the 7th June, 2026 for a brief private stay in Europe.
Just aftee the World Humanitarian Day celebrated on the 19th August, 2026 in Kumba, south west region of Cameroon, Pinnacle Times highlights the growing contribution of young Cameroonians to humanitarian and community development. Among them is Etoh Kingsley, who has supported communities through initiatives in education, agriculture and sports, using these areas to empower young people and promote community resilience.
During a panel discussion at the AMEF Head Office in Kumba, the organisation called for stronger humanitarian action in Cameroon under the theme “Act For Humanity.” AMEF urged greater protection for civilians and humanitarian workers, increased funding and support for local organisations, and reaffirmed its commitment to vulnerable communities and resilience.
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Officials of the Social Democratic Front, SDF party say the Sub-Divisional councils as well as the city council of Kumba in Meme Division of Cameroon's Southwest region have all failed to prevent and sensitize the population, reason while the 5th August flood hit Kumba.
The President of the Republic of Cameroon HE. Paul Biya arrived Cameroon on Thursday 20th August, 2026 after spending 73 days in Europe. He travelled to Europe on the 7th June, 2026 for a brief private stay in Europe.
Just aftee the World Humanitarian Day celebrated on the 19th August, 2026 in Kumba, south west region of Cameroon, Pinnacle Times highlights the growing contribution of young Cameroonians to humanitarian and community development. Among them is Etoh Kingsley, who has supported communities through initiatives in education, agriculture and sports, using these areas to empower young people and promote community resilience.
During a panel discussion at the AMEF Head Office in Kumba, the organisation called for stronger humanitarian action in Cameroon under the theme “Act For Humanity.” AMEF urged greater protection for civilians and humanitarian workers, increased funding and support for local organisations, and reaffirmed its commitment to vulnerable communities and resilience.
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Ekona is a town near Buea, South West Region of Cameroon
The President of the Republic of Cameroon HE. Paul Biya arrived Cameroon on Thursday 20th August, 2026 after spending 73 days in Europe. He travelled to Europe on the 7th June, 2026 for a brief private stay in Europe.
Just aftee the World Humanitarian Day celebrated on the 19th August, 2026 in Kumba, south west region of Cameroon, Pinnacle Times highlights the growing contribution of young Cameroonians to humanitarian and community development. Among them is Etoh Kingsley, who has supported communities through initiatives in education, agriculture and sports, using these areas to empower young people and promote community resilience.
During a panel discussion at the AMEF Head Office in Kumba, the organisation called for stronger humanitarian action in Cameroon under the theme “Act For Humanity.” AMEF urged greater protection for civilians and humanitarian workers, increased funding and support for local organisations, and reaffirmed its commitment to vulnerable communities and resilience.
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Regobert song will be in Tiko, Fako Division of the Southwest region during a gala match between former lions of Cameroon and Tchombes veto club
The race brought together youths, as well as communities across Nwa Sub-Division and beyond, to witness and celebrate the historical values of the Sub-Division.
Jeremi Romi has been covering events across communities in Cameroon, especially the Northwest and Southwest regions, yet he feels something is particularly not right with the way peace tournaments are organized in most of those communities
During the tournament, humanitarian activities will also be carried out as Orphanages will benefit from the gesture of the Cup donor. Riders and drivers will also receive licenses after undergoing driving tests. The former indomitable lions will also commune with the population veteran footbal clubs in a gala match. Hundreds of people will also be sensitized in the disadvantages of drug abuse
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Sunday's activities brought the latest phase of the outreach to a close, reaffirming Dr. Divine Mbamome's stated commitment to humanitarian service, community support and social solidarity in Tiko Subdivision. The outreach also underscored the potential impact of initiatives that bring together different segments of society — from young athletes and bike riders to orphaned children, caregivers and indigenous community groups.
Muslim communities in Tiko and Mutengene, continue to celebrate the gesture of philantropist Dr. Divine Mbamome as he donated food items, sanitary materials and other items as part of his annual outreach program, just days after the close of the Champion of Champions football tournament.
Organizers say the beneficiaries will receive assistance as part of Dr. Divine Mbamome’s ongoing community support efforts.
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Barrister Ndohmunang Nickson Mbimbui says Cameroon’s legal framework can balance religious freedom with the need to prevent public nuisance
Communities may discriminate against certain people or groups for several reasons, including lack of awareness, cultural beliefs, stereotypes, fear of difference, poverty, misinformation, and unequal access to power and resources. In the case of IDNet Cameroon, the organisation challenges this exclusion and promotes inclusion. Its focuses on persons with albinism, disadvantaged children and widows, reflects situations where people may be denied equal opportunities, protection, inheritance rights or participation in community life
Hours after the Limbe flood incident, peace advocate, Dr. Esther Omam, executive director of Reach out Cameroon has extended words of condolence to families of victims, who were trapped during the Limbe flood incident. She also appealed for caution amongst the inhabitants of Limbe and beyond. Read her reaction below.
Editorial: Active Citizen Participation: The Missing Link in Community Development. By Sake Grace-Brenda
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Just aftee the World Humanitarian Day celebrated on the 19th August, 2026 in Kumba, south west region of Cameroon, Pinnacle Times highlights the growing contribution of young Cameroonians to humanitarian and community development. Among them is Etoh Kingsley, who has supported communities through initiatives in education, agriculture and sports, using these areas to empower young people and promote community resilience.
During a panel discussion at the AMEF Head Office in Kumba, the organisation called for stronger humanitarian action in Cameroon under the theme “Act For Humanity.” AMEF urged greater protection for civilians and humanitarian workers, increased funding and support for local organisations, and reaffirmed its commitment to vulnerable communities and resilience.
The award recognizes his outstanding contributions to nation-building, humanitarian service, and community development.
The Meme Lawyers’ Association (MELA) on Saturday 15th August, 2026 hosted the Bar Secretary and legal experts in Kumba for a training seminar focused on public procurement and litigation. The session brought together lawyers and advocates-in-training from Meme and Manyu Divisions to deepen their understanding of procurement procedures, legal risks and available remedies under the CEMAC/OHADA framework.
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Barrister Ndohmunang Nickson Mbimbui says Cameroon’s legal framework can balance religious freedom with the need to prevent public nuisance
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Just aftee the World Humanitarian Day celebrated on the 19th August, 2026 in Kumba, south west region of Cameroon, Pinnacle Times highlights the growing contribution of young Cameroonians to humanitarian and community development. Among them is Etoh Kingsley, who has supported communities through initiatives in education, agriculture and sports, using these areas to empower young people and promote community resilience.
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