On the 9th of March 2007, the body of a three year-old boy, Bisso Julien, was found in a septic tank in the Etam Bafia neighbourhood in Yaounde.

It is now good news for the inhabitants of Bonabassem who are happy that rehabilitation working is taking place and it is a great relief for them especially now that the year has advanced to the month of constant rain

This was during the 2nd session of the Steering Committee for Support to the Protection of cocoa/coffee plants meeting in Yaounde.

Prime Minister Ephraim Inoni yesterday had discussions with the Head of the European Commission in Cameroon, Javier Puyol.

Dr John Eyong Efobi, Sub-Director for Primary Health Care in the Ministry of Public Health.

Since independence and reunification the organisation of elections has known varying fortunes.

In a bid to build more capacity in information technology, the Computerise Nigeria initiative is flagging off an e-knowledge promo geared at ensuring that more capacity is built across the country.

The first legislative session of the the House of Representatives ended yesterday with the Lower House saying it passed 10 out 70 bills brought before it within the period under review.

International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), will on Monday, begin the universal security auditing of airports.

Six top government officials of the Bauchi state government were yesterday arrested by operatives of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), for allegedly selling shares in Ashaka Cement Company.

As the mobile phone technology continues to show tremendous growth across the globe, its counterpart, the Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) technology is also aggressively spreading its wings and has crossed the 450 million mark in terms of subscriber base.

A new research conducted by the Cass Business School in London has stated that the convergence of media, telecommunication, information technology and consumer electronics industries is mostly a hype that has reached its conclusion.

The House of Representatives Committee on Gas was yesterday stunned when officials of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) told the lawmakers that they do not have records of natural gas produced or sold by the Bonny based Nigerian Liquefied

Seven persons including two school children were feared dead yesterday in an early morning accident which happened along Iwo road in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.

Efem Nkanga looks at the implications of having faceless subscribers and writes on the need for telephone subscribers in the country to be duly registered to make it easy for authorities to identify people with their numbers.

TRANSPORT fares have risen by 50 per cent in Ebonyi State because of the strike by members of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association (IPMAN), protesting the non-functional Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Enugu depot.

Federal Government may have agreed to pay teachers in its service nationwide the increase in salaries as being demanded even as the Nigerian Union of Teachers(NUT) prepares to call out the teachers on a three-day warning strike on June 11

Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) under the aegis of Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas (NUPENG) workers will commence a nationwide strike today.

Former Finance Minister Prof. Wilson K. Tarpeh is expected to deliver a paper at a three-day budget retreat in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County.

The President of the Firestone Agricultural Workers Union of Liberia (FAWUL), Austin Sumo Natee has extolled the Management of Firestone Liberia for honoring nearly 40 employees of the company.