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Un platea TV respectueux dans notre pays
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Maître Claude Assira, Avocat au barreau du Cameroun avec un calme olympien repond àvune jeune dame qui dit qu’il faut laisser le temps à Paul Biya pour finir ses oeuvres…
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Mea culpa- David Nounga qui se présente comme le représentant de l'administration dans un bureau de vote à Ambam fait savoir qu'il a participé aux tripatouillages des votes et demande pardon pour "soulager" sa conscience.
#Etoudi2025#237vote
#EnBref_10 L’INTÉGRALE.
GROS PLAN sur le casse du siècle!
Plus de 3500 MILLIARDS évaporés, au profit de petites poches invisibles…
Un bilan CATASTROPHIQUE sur le plan géologique et humain… Des PERTES PHÉNOMÉNALES pour le pays tout entier..!
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Following the closure of polls on the evening of October 12 last year, the ruling party, the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement, ordered its polling agents to submit PVs within 48 hours.
Since then, those PVs have never made their way into the public domain to prove that Paul Biya won the election.
The only claim from CPDM officials was that the Constitutional Council declared Biya the winner.
They have never revealed the truth about their own PVs.
Issa Tchiroma said he won and provided PVs from 18 divisions that account for over 80 percent of voters.
This was also confirmed by independent organisations that followed the elections and did parallel tabulations.
So the question remains: if the CPDM is really convinced that Biya won, why is it hiding its own results from the polls?
#MMINews
Today (Oct. 7) we Catholics celebrate the Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary, honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary whose powerful intercession and maternal protection have defended the Church through ages of trial.
Instituted following the miraculous victory at the Battle of Lepanto, this feast reminds us that the Holy Rosary is a profound weapon of peace and spiritual strength. Through its contemplation, Our Lady invites us to gaze upon the mysteries of Christ with her eyes of faith and place our trust unreservedly in God’s providence.
Our Lady of the Rosary, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, pray for us!
Cameroonian computer science expert Dr. Mavis Ofe has been named among Microsoft's top 10 entrepreneurs in Artificial Intelligence (AI) worldwide.
The recognition was made in a publication on the Microsoft Network (MSN) website on Wednesday, September 30, placing Dr. Ofe among the world's leading entrepreneurs in AI.
A Doctor of Computer Science, author, educator, and international speaker with more than a decade of experience, Ofe helps organizations confront one urgent question: Can you explain, audit, and defend what your AI does?
Apart from helping to secure systems, she builds people and communities. Through Eyongest Technology Group, MentorMa, and MaMiMa Global Foundation, she advances professional training, mentorship, women's empowerment, digital inclusion, and AI literacy for children.
But she did not start at the top. Dr. Ofe's story begins in Widikum, in the North West region of Cameroon. Her roots motivated her to built a remarkable journey of intellect, purpose, and service that continues to expand possibilities across generations.
She is the creator of Guardians of Tomorrow, an AI literacy adventure series for young readers, and the Unstoppable Women Experience.
Her leadership and impact has been noticed by the US Department of Labor, which honored her for her contribution to cybersecurity workforce development.
Her leadership is rooted in a conviction that success matters most when it opens a pathway for others.
#MMINews
Le camerounais qui achète un nouveau téléphone en ce moment est comme un bateau entre Scylla et Charybde : soit il tombe dans les des commerçants qui lui vendent le téléphone non dédouané ou le douanier qui bloque sont téléphone.
The Kikot-Mbebe hydroelectric project, led by the joint venture Kikot-Mbebe Hydro Power Company (KHPC), is facing a cost overrun that is now raising concerns at the highest levels of government. According to a letter addressed to the Minister of Water and Energy following KHPC’s September 2025 board meeting in Paris, the project’s cost has risen from approximately CFAF 650 billion in the initial estimate to CFAF 1.620 trillion, an increase of CFAF 970 billion, or nearly 150%.
The 500 MW dam, planned on the Sanaga River and jointly owned by the Cameroonian state and French group EDF, would therefore cost nearly twice as much as Nachtigal for only about 20% more generating capacity. KHPC Board Chairman Ahmad Tom attributed the increase to rising construction costs since the initial estimates and the technical complexity of the site, although these factors do not fully explain the gap.
The confusion is compounded by the circulation of two different figures: CFAF 872 billion and CFAF 1.620 trillion, with no public document currently available to reconcile the two amounts or clarify whether they cover different technical scopes. Against this backdrop, Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze announced that the project would be subjected to a financial audit following a mission to Paris to meet with EDF officials.
The development budget is also fueling internal tensions. KHPC’s management requested an increase in this budget from CFAF 21.6 billion to CFAF 46.2 billion, representing a 113% rise, but the request was not approved by the board members. A simulation by the State’s Financial Council estimates that such an increase could potentially have an impact of around 4% on electricity tariffs.
Against this backdrop, the Nachtigal precedent is adding to concerns. At the beginning of 2026, outstanding cross-debts between the Cameroon Electricity Company (Socadel) and Nachtigal Hydro Power Company stood at around CFAF 70 billion under a take-or-pay power purchase agreement. KHPC’s board now recommends that the government examine fallback scenarios to avoid undermining the country’s energy development trajectory.
#MMINews
🇧🇫 Le Burkina Faso réécrit ses manuels : les « explorateurs » européens deviennent des « envahisseurs », les résistances locales reprennent leur place. Souveraineté historique, décolonisation des esprits.
#BurkinaFaso#Souveraineté#Éducation#Histoire#Afrique
Aujourd’hui, nous voyons que de nombreux désirs des gens sont frustrés par les violents, exploités par les tyrans et trompés par la richesse. Lorsque l’injustice corrompt les cœurs, le pain de tous devient la possession de quelques-uns. Face à ces maux, le Christ écoute le cri des peuples et renouvelle notre histoire : de chaque chute, il nous relève ; dans chaque souffrance, il nous réconforte ; dans la mission, il nous encourage. #VoyageApostolique #Angola
The seven deadly sins, also called capital sins, are not isolated acts but fundamental vices that serve as the root causes of many other sins. The term capital derives from the Latin caput, meaning head, indicating their role as sources of moral disorder. These vices distort the proper ordering of human desires toward God and neighbor.
The concept was refined by early Church writers, including Evagrius Ponticus and Pope Saint Gregory the Great, and received systematic treatment from Saint Thomas Aquinas in the Summa Theologica. Aquinas analyzed each sin as a habitual disposition contrary to virtue, particularly the theological and cardinal virtues. When freely consented to in grave matter with full knowledge, these sins can become mortal, depriving the soul of sanctifying grace.
The seven capital sins are pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth.
Pride is the inordinate desire for personal excellence and the refusal to acknowledge dependence on God. It is regarded as the root of all sins, manifesting in arrogance, vanity, and contempt for others. It opposes humility.
Greed, or avarice, is the excessive attachment to wealth and material goods, often leading to injustice and neglect of the poor. It subordinates spiritual values to temporal possessions and stands opposed to liberality.
Lust is the disordered craving for sexual pleasure apart from its unitive and procreative purposes within marriage. It clouds reason and weakens the will, violating chastity.
Envy consists in sorrow at the good fortune of another and a desire that such good be diminished. It directly opposes charity, which rejoices in the welfare of neighbor.
Gluttony involves immoderate indulgence in food and drink beyond what serves health and moderation. It represents a form of intemperance that dulls spiritual sensitivity.
Wrath is the uncontrolled desire for vengeance that seeks harm to others. While righteous anger can be just, capital wrath becomes sinful when it is disproportionate and destructive of charity. It is countered by patience.
Sloth, or acedia, is spiritual apathy and sadness regarding divine goods and the effort required for salvation. It manifests as reluctance toward prayer and duty, opposing diligence and zeal.
In Catholic teaching these vices are habitual inclinations arising from original sin and concupiscence. They are combated through the sacraments of Penance and the Holy Eucharist, prayer, and the cultivation of opposing virtues: humility, generosity, chastity, charity, temperance, patience, and diligence. Growth in faith, hope, and charity under the action of grace gradually heals the soul’s disordered tendencies.
The capital sins provide a framework for an examination of conscience to uproot sin and promote one's spiritual growth. By identifying these root disorders, the faithful cooperate more effectively with the transforming grace of Christ, advancing toward holiness and union with God.