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The Uncle Ne Newspaper & Jobs Network: Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives The Uncle Ne Newspaper stands as a beacon of information, empowerment, and opportunity. Officially registered on May 4, 2023 (Registration No: 0008/RDDJ/JO6/SAAJP), this esteemed media platform was originally founded on May 21, 2017, by visionary entrepreneur Tata Nelson Berinyuy as the Uncle Ne Jobs Network. Over the years, it has evolved from a digital job hub into a legally recognized newspaper dedicated to making a difference in Cameroon and ...

Human-Elephant Conflict Erupts: Kalfou's Stray Elephant's Rampage Ends in Tragic Shooting After Causing Havoc Amidst Growing Conflict Kalfou, Far North Region, Cameroon - In a tragic turn of events on January 10, 2025, a wandering elephant in the locality of Kalfou was shot down after causing widespread terror and significant material damage. Wildlife agents, with the support of local residents, neutralized the elephant following the governor's authorization. This incident underscores the persistent human-elephant conflict in Cameroon, highlighting the ongoing challenges ...

Political Motives or Community Welfare? Analyzing the Controversy Surrounding the Babadjou Fon's Summons of Pentecostal Pastors. In a recent press release, the Paramount Chief of Babadjou, HRM Kaffo Sambankeing Langevin, has invited all pastors of Pentecostal Churches in his jurisdiction to an important meeting at the Hall of Acts of the Chiefdom on January 13, 2025. The press release, dated January 10, 2025, requests that each pastor bring the presidential decree granting authorization for the opening of their church and ...

Naming of the New National Assembly Building Sparks Controversy in Cameroon The recent christening of Cameroon's new National Assembly building as "Palais des Verres Paul Biya" has ignited a wave of controversy among Cameroonians. The decision, announced through an official communique from the office of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Honorable Cavaye Yeguie Djibril, has drawn both criticism and appreciation from various quarters. The new National Assembly building, located in Yaoundé's Ngoa Ekelle district, was inaugurated on November 30, ...

*Limbe City Council Takes Firm Action Against Rampant Car Abandonment* Limbe, Cameroon – In a decisive move to address the growing issue of abandoned vehicles cluttering the streets of Limbe, the Limbe City Council has issued an official proclamation titled "LIMBE IS NOT A PUBLIC GARAGE!" on October 18, 2024. The publication reads: "LIMBE IS NOT A PUBLIC GARAGE! Abandoned vehicles on major streets of LIMBE have become a rampant reality that needs to cease. Many owners of such vehicles ...