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INTERVIEWS
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By Richard Nde Lanjog
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Sunday, 14 December 2008 |
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The Christian Men Fellowship, CMF, of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon will today Sunday 14 December 2008 be celebrating it annual rally. Ahead of this celebration, Eden’s Richard Nde Lanjogmet the National Secretary for Men’s Work, Lay Training and Evangelism, Rev. Joe Set Aji Mvo in an exclusive interview.  Be the first to comment this article | Views: 12 | Tell a Friend |
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By Larry Esong
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Sunday, 14 December 2008 |
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Pastor Patrick Bapmu is the President of the Cameroon Baptist Convention Seminary in Kumba. On the heels of the recent celebration of the 150th anniversary of the coming of the Gospel to Limbe with the arrival of Alfred Saker, Eden’s Larry Esong caught with him for an exclusive interview. Excerpts Be the first to comment this article | Views: 17 | Tell a Friend |
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By Solomon Amabo in Douala
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Monday, 01 December 2008 |
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After the sentencing of Lambo Sanjo Pierre Roger aka Lapiro de Mbanga to three years imprisonment and a heavy fine of FCFA 280million, the supporters of the outspoken critique seem to be emerging on a daily bases. After several human rights groups it is the turn of North West lawyers to fight for the freedom of Lapiro. Bamenda-based Lawyer, Barrister Suh Fuh Ben in this interview with Solomon Amabo in Douala, says even if the Appeal Court in theLlittoral falls short of freeing the social critique, the Supreme Court would certainly entertain the matter. Excerpts. Be the first to comment this article | Views: 130 | Tell a Friend |
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By Solomon Amabo
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Monday, 24 November 2008 |
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Close to two weeks after the liberation of the Bakassi hostages kidnapped on October 31 in the Bakassi Peninsular one of them speaks out. The former hostage, who preferred to remain anonymous and refused the publication of his picture for security reasons, gives the impression they have been abandoned to themselves. He says he never saw the exchange of hostages and attempts a description of Commander Ebi Dari the spokesperson of the Bakassi Freedom Fighters. In this exclusive interview with Solomon Amabo he speaks of their stay in the hands of the rebels and denies claims that President Paul Biya “spoiled them” with envelopes.” Read on Comments (1) | Views: 174 | Tell a Friend |
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By Adolf Mongo Dipoko,Tarhyang Enowbikah Tabe and Roland Mbonteh
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008 |
 The University of Buea Business and Employment Forum begins Thursday 20 November 2008. Ahead of the two day event, the Deputy Vice Chancellor In Charge of Research, Cooperation and Relations With The Business World, Prof. Victor Julius Ngoh underscores the importance of such a forum in an increasingly competitive job market.
He spoke to Eden’s Adolf Mongo Dipoko,Tarhyang Enowbikah Tabe and Roland Mbonteh in an exclusive interview. Excepts.Be the first to comment this article | Views: 88 | Tell a Friend |
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By Eden
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008 |
 Five months after the sudden death of Dr. HNA Enonchong, one of his sons Charles Abi Enonchong has sent a 14-point strongly worded petition to investigate the death of his late father saying “there is sufficient circumstantial evidence that his father did not die a natural death.
Charles Abi Enonchong breezed into Eden’s office last Monday and granted an interview. He told Eden “we are ready to pay for the services of a foreign forensic pathologist to be brought to Cameroon to examine the corpse of my late father.”
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By Solomon Amabo in Douala
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 |
 Cameroonians are noted to be very daring people be it at the national or international level. Some time in 2006, a Cameroonian who has now become an American citizen gunned for the post of Mayor in Washington DC. Even though he lost, Nestor Djokam is still hoping to succeed one day. In this exclusive interview granted Solomon Amabo in Douala the Solar System Engineer says elections are often won in Cameroon before voting. He says he was disappointed with corruption in the country and that Councils in Cameroon stand to benefit if he succeeds to take control of Washington DC. Excerpts. Be the first to comment this article | Views: 158 | Tell a Friend |
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By Innocent Timbong
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Wednesday, 29 October 2008 |
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As the count down to the elections in to the Bar Council, narrows down, Barrister Eta Besong has given reasons why he wants to Challenge Barrister Charles Tchoungang again for the Bar Presidency. In an interview with Eden’s Innocent Timbong, Barrister Eta Besong Jr. outlines a litany of issues prompting him once more to seek election into the presidency of the Bar council among other issues. Excerpts. Be the first to comment this article | Views: 106 | Tell a Friend |
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By Eden
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Wednesday, 22 October 2008 |
 – Dr. George Elambo Nkeng, Director Of Public Works School
The authorities of the National Advanced School of Public Works in Yaounde say
if there is any one professional institution in Cameroon where there is every effort to stay out of the corrupt practices that have become a tradition in the country, then it is the National Advanced School of Public Works in Yaounde. The management of that school, headed by Dr. George Elambo Nkeng, strives day-in day-out not only for a corruption-free handling of its human and material resources but also every effort is deployed to ensure that there is camaraderie and conviviality between students and teachers, while the success of students is held high at heart. The result, according to the Director, is that the school is making great strides and its graduates are excelling in any areas they are working. The revelation is contained in this exhilarating interview, which Elambo Nkeng granted Frank Garriba during the rare matriculation ceremony of his institution on 15 October. Excerpts.Be the first to comment this article | Views: 54 | Tell a Friend |
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By Zachee Nzoh Ngandembou And Aminateh Nkemngu
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Monday, 20 October 2008 |
 As various political parties finalise strategies ahead of Sunday’s municipal election re-runs in some six councils across the national territory, the National Elections Observatory, NEO is on the ground to ensure that the rules of the game are strictly respected. In a chat with Eden, Ntumfor Barrister Nico Halle,NEO member assigned to Douala V says the elections which are reruns of reruns will be done in absolute fairness and transparency, adding that nobody any where has mandated anybody to indulge in unorthodox practices for selfish ends. Read on.Be the first to comment this article | Views: 41 | Tell a Friend |
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By Solomon Amabo
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Wednesday, 08 October 2008 |
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The Chairman of the National Commission for Human Rights and Freedoms (NCHRF), Dr Divine Chemuta Banda, says the major problem bedeviling the structure is that of lack of funds and staff. In this exclusive interview he says the human rights situation has improved as compared to the early 90s. He announced the introduction of the teaching of Human rights in schools and appeals to the population to report all cases of abuses for eventual action. He granted the interview in the wake of the postponement of the commission’s ordinary session. Read on Be the first to comment this article | Views: 81 | Tell a Friend |
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