Joe Dinga Pefok (Uncle Joe), Author at The Mentor

Samuel Eboua held several top posts in the Ahidjo regime, including the strategic post of Secretary General at the Presidency. He was known to have been very close to President Ahmadou Ahidjo, to the point that quite a number of people thought that if Ahidjo had to leave power, he would be the one designated […]

At the 74th session of the Regional Committee of the World Health Organization, WHO, that held in Brazzaville, Congo Republic throughout last week of August 2024), Cameroon’s Minister of Public Health, Dr Manaouda Malachie, who led the country’s delegation, presented a paper in which he said that the Biya Government has seriously been at work […]

In 1991 – 92, Douala Was the ‘headquarter’ of hardliners against the Biya regime. President Paul Biya, who in 1991 resisted the strong pressure by the Coalition of Opposition Parties and Civil Society Organizations to organize a Sovereign National Conference, instead convened the Tripartite Talks in the nation’s capital, Yaounde, on his own terms, and […]

WWF has urged Ministers in charge of Environment in the different African countries, to manifest strong commitment to developing an AMBITIOUS, EFFECTIVE and JUST GLOBLAL PLASTIC POLLUITION TREATY, as well as try to resolve any internal differences within the African group, so as to ENSURE THAT AFRICA HAS A STRONG COHESIVE VOICE IN INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS. […]

However some of the banks have been recording success stories. With the coming of Africa Golden Bank, Cameroon today counts a total of eight commercial banks created with local capital, including one created by the State. They include: 1) Afriland First Bank. 2) Union Bank of Cameroon, UBC. 3) Commercial Bank Cameroun, CBC. 4) Credit […]

In 1991, the newly created opposition political parties and several civil society groups as well as civil society activities, created the very powerful Coalition of Opposition Parties and Civil Society Oragnisations. Samuel Eboua, the then National President of UNDP Party was the President of the Coalition, while Ni John Fru Ndi, the National President of […]

Another law suit has been filed at the Mezam High Court in Bamenda against the Cameroon Baptist Convention, CBC, by the same plaintiffs of another ongoing case against the CBC at the same court. This new law suit is actually the third by the same plaintiffs. It would be recalled the Mezam High Court threw […]

The official rebirth of multiparty politics in Cameroon was in 1991. In this article, we will be looking at political parties that were created, or that were in existence, before the first multiparty presidential election in October 1992. The Founding Fathers that worked on the project to create a political party which they baptized as […]

There are seven legalized breweries in Cameroon The Court of Justice of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community, CEMAC, located in Bangui, Central African Republic, in a recent ruling validated the controversial sale of Guinness Cameroun SA by its mother company, Diageo Group of Scotland in the United Kingdom, to Groupe CASTEL of France, […]

Vamoulke, his lawyers, supporters and sympathizers say his case is political The former General Manager of the State owned Cameroon Radio Television, CRTV, Ahmadou Vamoulke, was on August 28, 2024 slammed another heavy jail term for alleged embezzlement of funds, by the Special Criminal Court in the nation’s capital, Yaounde. Vamoulke was arrested in the […]

Author: Joe Dinga Pefok (Uncle Joe)

How Bello Bouba And His Northern Brothers Shoved Aside The Southerner, Samuel Eboua, To Take Over The Leadership Of UNDP Party In January 1991

Public Health Minister Says Gov’t Has Been Taking Appropriate Measures To Promote Local Pharmaceutical Companies, in Line With SND 2030.

How President Biya’s Tripartite Talks Killed The Coalition Of Opposition Parties And Civil Society Organisations

WWF Urges Africa’s Environment Ministers, To Show Strong Commitment To Plastic Pollution Treaty, And Strive To Speak With One Voice In International Negotiations

Cameroon’s Banking Sector: PART 3 – Cameroon Counts Eight Commercial Banks Created With Local Capital, Some Of Which Ran Into Crisis That Forced COBAC To Intervene

How The Opposition and Civil Society In 1991 Paralyzed The Economy, But Biya Stood His Ground That Sovereign National Conference Was “Sans Objet”.

Another Law Suit Filed Against The Cameroon Baptist Convention At The Mezam High Court In Bamenda

Revisiting The Rebirth Of Multiparty Politics In Cameroon / Political Parties Of The Early 90s (1990 – 1992)

Controversial Validation Of The Acquisition Of Guinness Cameroun By SABC, An Affiliate Of The French Group, Castel

Operation Sparrow Hawk: Former CRTV Boss, Ahmadou Vamoulke, Slammed 32 Years For Alleged Embezzlement Of 116 million FCFA

Part 5 - Final: The CEMAC Court Ruled That The Takeover Of Amity Bank By Atlantic Financial Group Of Ivory Coast Was Wrong And Illegal.

WWF Accompanies Moloundou Municipal Council In Consultative Talks To Put In Place A Multi – Stakeholders Platform

New Micro Finance Establishment, With 5 Billion FCFA Capital, ABC Finances, An Affiliate of Neptune Oil, Launches Activities

WWF Accompanies Moloundou Municipal Council In Consultative Talks To Put In Place A Multi – Stakeholders Platform

Elections Of PCC Moderator And Synod Clerk Billed For Monday, November 18 In Buea (Part 1):

Elections Of New PCC Moderator And Synod Clerk Billed For Monday, November 18 In Buea (PART 2):