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Upper Banyang DO Suspends ‘Mocap’ Pesticide Sales After Four Deaths in Bakebe Tinto, Manyu Division
The order follows reports of four deaths in Bakebe over a two-week period, amid concerns over possible pesticide-related poisoning.
Cameroon Schools Resume, But Conflict Keeps Children Out in Northwest and Southwest.
Many children continue to miss school, raising concerns over their education and future.
Neba Elvis Ngwa Donates School Items to Over 700 Children in Kumba
Items distributed included books, pens, pencils, erasers and rulers. The initiative seeks to promote academic excellence and strengthen education as a foundation for success.
Basic Education Sector Conference Sets Roadmap for 2026/2027 School Year in MBONGE Sub-Division.
The conference brought together education stakeholders to strengthen foundational learning in reading, writing and arithmetic. Participants discussed shared responsibilities and practical measures to improve teaching and learning outcomes.
Peace Builders Cameroon Expands Tree-Planting and Peace Drive Across Southwest Region
Through the tree planting, community gatherings and sensitization, Peace Builders Cameroon is creating spaces for dialogue and reconciliation.
Prince Ndoki Essoka Mukete Donates FCFA 100,000 to Smiles Foundation for Vulnerable Children
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As Cameroon Joined The World To Celebrate World Humanitarian Day, Pinnacle Times Focuses On Humanitarian Services Of Cameroonian Youth: Etoh Kingsley Extends Community Support Through Education, Agriculture And Sports
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.
AMEF Calls for Stronger Humanitarian Action as World Humanitarian Day Is Marked in Kumba
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.
Human Rights lawyer Barrister NDOHMUNANG NICKSON MBIMBUI Honoured with G2G Excellence Award.
The award recognizes his outstanding contributions to nation-building, humanitarian service, and community development.
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