Bamenda - Mendankwe

128 têtes de bœufs volés au cheptel du chairman John Fru Ndi

Depuis l'annonce de cette nouvelle, qui a fait le tour de la Menchum et même du département du Boyo toutes les populations sont mobilisées afin que lumière soit faite sur le vol qui est survenu le week-end dernier dans le cheptel de la ferme du chairman, John Fru Ndi. En effet Cent vingt-huit, bœufs ont été volés par des personnes dont on ignore l'identité. Par ailleurs, le chairman ...

20/04/2012 à 13:20Lire la suite »

Un jeune homme assassiné à Bamenda

Le corps sans vie d'un jeune homme de 21 ans été retrouvé dans les toilettes familiales à Bamenda, la capitale de la région du Nord Ouest au petit matin du dimanche 25 septembre 2011. Dans la nuit, le jeune Baliaba Hans, pris par une envie pressante s'était rendu aux toilettes situées à l'extérieur de la maison, selon son père. Ce dernier affirme avoir été réveillé comme toute ...

26/09/2011 à 10:29Lire la suite »

Fresh corn in Bamenda

Fresh corn has long been a popular food crop cultivated in Bamenda all years round; the harvesting season is mostly between June and July. The large amount of fresh corn produced yearly has gone a long way to serve the local population of Bamenda and other urban cities in Cameroon like Yaoundé and Douala. Apart from roasting, fresh corn is use to produce corn beer locally called shah for ...

18/07/2010 à 21:56Lire la suite »

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25/06/2010 à 15:09Lire la suite »

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25/06/2010 à 14:59Lire la suite »

Pastor escapes from snake through window

A sake that strayed into a Pentecostal church in Bamenda caused panic and the pastor is reported to have jumped out through the window. The church was full with Christians. They were in payer session for the month .the first person to notice the sake was one of the female church elders .She exclaimed attracting the attention of some worshippers ,everyone ran out for safety including ...

13/06/2010 à 17:57Lire la suite »

Fashion Arab-Monl’ Complementing Our Attire

‘Arab-Monl’ Complementing Our Attire How time changes! Back in the old days, the arab-moni which makes the trend in fashion today was previously worn by woman of the Muslim faith. Today it’s quite an interesting sap as one will notice mothers and girls with the new check scarves of various colours around. It looks best when worn on a casual wear, for example, a hood gow, and a pair ...

25/02/2010 à 13:05Lire la suite »

White success in village

In Akum mile four up-stations around mendankwe village, children had a fragile behavior towards the white’s especially young girls and boys. The few whites who visited the village had a lot to say especially from kids and their reactions towards them. This was because for most of kids , it is their first time of seeing different races apart from blacks since they spent most of their time ...

04/02/2010 à 07:59Lire la suite »

Mistaken for a thief, John was tortured to death

This is the estimony from his very good friend Jonfack : John was my childhood friend .We grew up together and attended school together .He was very intelligent,more than me .The unfortunate thing was that he was not only from a poor family but had lost both parents They were six children to their parents .While in school John benefited much from my textbooks and other things .My brother in ...

15/01/2010 à 06:45Lire la suite »

African Cup of Nations – Angola 2010 – Fixtures & Results

The 2010 African Cup of Nations begins on 10 January in Angola, with the hosts kicking off the tournament against Mali. That will be the first of 32 matches that will be played in Angola over a three-week period, culminating in the final in the capital city of Luanda on 31 January. The complete list of 2010 African Cup of Nations fixtures is listed below, and when the competition starts, you ...

09/01/2010 à 16:31Lire la suite »

The demand for water

As we are entering in to dry season, most homes which depended on rain water, streams around Mendankwe are engaged in the wells building process to combat the situation and to avoid shortage of water in a long run, carrying out small tasks for free to reduce labor costs. This also encourages community participation and ensures community ownership after the well is complete. When the well is ...

01/12/2009 à 08:02Lire la suite »

Lions see off Morocco (Bravo le lions)

The live online stream commentary and live online radio broadcast World Cup 2010 qualifier match between Cameroon and Morocco has been a mark or break fixture for the hosts and guests in terms of their qualifying hopes. Cameroon must get the victory in this live World Cup 2010 qualifier online streaming football game which will take them top of the group. They won unexpectedly in the live ...

14/11/2009 à 17:52Lire la suite »

The Bamenda up station hill (entrance to the city)

Within the northwest city of Bamenda, up station hill stands as a three star zone leading in to the region, near the hilly areas of Station-Bamenda, between the city's Roman Catholic Cathedral and Progressive Secondary School (PSS) beneath. Here, the foot of Station Hill gives easy access to the commercial centres and admistrative units. The hill, saw its main façade, looks a liner to be ...

30/10/2009 à 09:02Lire la suite »

At Mendankwe local Market

This is just to have you view some pictures of Mandankwe market taken on this day. . Mendankwe is heading the administrative division of in the North West region of Cameroon. By Cameroon standards, Mandankwe is unfairly well constructed city at the divisional level. The bulk of the population here live off land farming and agricultural products here are comparatively cheaper than in Bamenda ...

22/10/2009 à 14:47Lire la suite »

Healing service and the power of God

Thousands of pupil who attended the healing service organized by father Michael in Mendankwe testify the power of God and its good deeds, Father Michael told the local population that we are all equal before God nor matter the age groups. However, many people repented, thousand confess their sins, other accept Christ for their first time ,broken families found then selves together ,and many ...

17/10/2009 à 17:11Lire la suite »

Centenary of the priestly ordination of the Right Reverend and sisters too

With the nomination of priest and sisters of the catholic church by Cornelius Fontem Esua as Archbishop of Bamenda early this year, Christians in the Diocese of Bamenda have constantly expressed their impatience over the naming of their next priest and sisters which has being awaited many years back . So the news of a new priest for the Diocese of Bamneda on Saturday afternoon, was a ...

15/10/2009 à 08:37Lire la suite »

The Mandankwe village school

The school buildings are little more than dangerous ruins with crumbling walls, unsafe and leaking roofs and earthen flooring. Basic school equipment, for teachers and pupils alike, is virtually non existent. School benches, blackboards, sometimes even chalk, are often absent or rarely reach the remoter rural areas. Textbooks and writing materials, as fundamental to education as teachers ...

05/10/2009 à 06:14Lire la suite »

Landlord and tenants at war over poor toilet condition

Landlord and tenants at war over poor toilet condition This one na wa, Some tenants and their land lord are at war over a squalid toilet condition. The said landlord got up one morning to meet bucket human faeces at his door steps. This was due to the fact that the tenant had complain to the landlord several about the squalid condition of their toilet ,Nor matter how much the tenant ...

28/09/2009 à 13:41Lire la suite »

Lastest hair styles

To get the best kinds of curl for the best length of hair, you have to consider the following things. Is your hair all one length? Layered? The more layers the more curl and shape. Long layers also apply. Do you have product already dried into your hair for hold? If you can't let it dry naturally, here are quick fixes to get curls on any length. For short straight hair use 1-inch barrel ...

28/09/2009 à 08:45Lire la suite »

How palm wine is collected from its local source in villages

How palm wine is collected there: A traditional way to tap palm wine is to collect the sap at the top of the tree. The palm wine trees are native source and mostly found in the village areas ,and its collected on daily bases ,once oh twice a day The process of making palm wine involves an adept climber, piercing the tip of the tree oh the palm and collecting the sap in a bottle which is left ...

21/09/2009 à 09:15Lire la suite »

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