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17/03/2026

🚨🚨🚨 ANOTHER GOAL!!! PSG SCORES AGAIN!!!! 2-0!!! BARCOLA SCORES!!!!

COMPLETE DISASTER FROM CHELSEA!!!! ❌❌

17/03/2026

😵🔥 En 5 minutes, le PSG a littéralement retourné le match ! Une vraie remontada express menée par Khvicha Kvaratskhelia 😳⚡

17/03/2026

13/03/2026

What impact has Regina brought to Cameroon women

04/03/2026

🚨🚨 GOAL NOTTINGHAM!! MANCHESTER CITY IS NOW DRAWING 1-1!! BAD NEWS FOR CITIZENS!! ⚠️⚠️

04/03/2026

🚨🚨💙 JOAO PEDRO!! JOAO SCORED AGAIN!! BRACE AGAINST ASTON VILLA!! IT’S 2-1 FOR CHELSEA NOW!! 🇧🇷🔥

04/03/2026

Serge Espoir Matomba Calls for Stronger African Military and Strategic Unity

Cameroonian political leader Serge Espoir Matomba has called on African countries to strengthen their military capabilities and rethink their security strategies in a rapidly changing world.

In a statement, Matomba said Africa can no longer remain passive in global affairs.

“The world is changing rapidly, and Africa can no longer afford to be a spectator of history,” he said.

He pointed to past international interventions that were justified by claims later questioned, including the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the 2011 intervention in Libya.

“In Iraq, the intervention against Saddam Hussein was justified by the alleged existence of weapons of mass destruction. Yet, to this day, no trace of such weapons has been found,” Matomba said.

He also cited Libya as an example where intervention was presented as protecting civilians and promoting democracy.

“These examples demonstrate that, in international relations, decisions are often complex, and the justifications offered can be challenged.”

Matomba said African countries must reflect on their ability to defend their sovereignty and ensure their own security.

“This is not about seeking confrontation but rather about being aware of the realities of the world and preparing to defend our states if necessary.”

He also raised concerns about the role of foreign military bases on the African continent, questioning whether they truly serve the interests of host countries.

“Foreign military bases, security alliances, and strategic partnerships must always be assessed through a single lens: do they truly serve the security and independence of our peoples?”

Matomba called for stronger African cooperation, better-trained and better-equipped armies, and a shared strategic vision for the continent.

“The time has come for Africa to think about its security by itself and for itself,” he said.

He concluded by urging African leaders to learn from global crises and organize the continent’s security architecture based on sovereignty, dignity, and unity.

04/03/2026

Douala IV: 1.8 billion FCFA for the construction of a 60-meter bridge in Bonamatoumbé

The Governor of the Littoral Region, Samuel Dieudonné Ivaha Diboua, officially launched the construction of the Bonamatoumbé Bridge on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. The bridge is located in the Douala IV district, on the west bank of the Wouri River. The event was attended by the Prefect of Wouri, the Mayor of Douala, Dr. Roger Mbassa Ndiné, as well as administrative and traditional leaders.

The 60-meter metal structure, funded at 1.8 billion FCFA and supported by the Ministry of Public Works, will be complemented by a 2×2 lane access road. The project aims to improve traffic flow, open up the peripheral area, and boost the local economy.

Construction has been entrusted to the company SOCAF TBC / MEK LOG, which has a six-month timeframe to complete the work. Once finished, the bridge will facilitate the transport of people and goods and help unlock the land and commercial potential of Bonamatoumbé, a sector long isolated and difficult to access from the city center. Official delivery is expected before the end of 2026.

04/03/2026

Two people were reportedly kidnapped last night after several gunshots were fired at Mile 4 Nkwen market in Bamenda.

Witnesses say the gunmen opened fire before abducting the two individuals. The attackers fled the area before soldiers arrived at the scene.

There has been no information about the kidnapped persons since the incident.

Residents say this is not the first time such an attack has happened in Nkwen. Many people in the area say they are frightened as they wait for news about the abductees.

04/03/2026

Spain Says “No to War” After Trump Threatens Trade Cut

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has responded to threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, who said he could cut trade ties with Spain over its opposition to the bombing of Iran.

Speaking in a televised address on Wednesday, Sánchez said Spain’s position is simple: “no to war.”

He warned that the world should not repeat the “errors of the past,” referring to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, which he said failed to achieve its goals and instead created more insecurity and suffering.

Sánchez also said the attacks on Iran could harm the global economy and affect millions of ordinary people. He added that the Spanish government is already studying measures to reduce possible economic damage.

The tension began after Trump threatened to “cut off all ties” with Spain and called the country “terrible.” His comments came after Spain refused to allow the United States to use its military bases in Spain for attacks on Iran.

Spain had earlier described the strikes on Iran as “an unjustified and dangerous military intervention.”