Douala: The prepaid meter initiative introduced by Energy Cameroon (ENEO) in 2017 is witnessing growing acceptance among Cameroonians, particularly in the major cities of Douala and Yaounde. Out of over 2 million electricity users in the country, approximately 800,000 have transitioned to prepaid meters, as revealed by the company. During a press conference held in Douala on November 15, ENEO

YAOUNDE: Archbishop Andrew Fuanya Nkea of Bamenda was awarded the esteemed rank of Commander of the National Order of Valor on November 15 in Yaounde. The honor was bestowed by Lejeune Mbelle Mbella, the Foreign Affairs Minister, on behalf of President Paul Biya during the tenth anniversary celebrations of the framework agreement between Cameroon and the Holy See. According to

Douala: The prepaid meter introduced by Energy Cameroon (ENEO) in 2017 is gradually being embraced by Cameroonians, especially in the major cities of Douala and Yaounde, the company has said. Out of the over 2 million users in Cameroon, about 800,000 are prepaid users. In a press conference organized by ENEO in Douala on November 15, to talk about the

Bamenda: The Executive President of the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) has clarified recent reports suggesting that the CBC lost a court case in Bamenda, stating that these reports are misleading. Rev. Dr. Nditemeh Charlemagne emphasized that the news circulating on social media pertains to a different matter altogether, specifically the administrative decision by the D.O. to seal the Redeemer Baptist

Douala: The prepaid meter initiative introduced by Energy Cameroon (ENEO) in 2017 is witnessing growing acceptance among Cameroonians, particularly in the major cities of Douala and Yaounde. Out of over 2 million electricity users in the country, approximately 800,000 have transitioned to prepaid meters, as revealed by the company. During a press conference held in Douala on November 15, ENEO

YAOUNDE: Archbishop Andrew Fuanya Nkea of Bamenda was awarded the esteemed rank of Commander of the National Order of Valor on November 15 in Yaounde. The honor was bestowed by Lejeune Mbelle Mbella, the Foreign Affairs Minister, on behalf of President Paul Biya during the tenth anniversary celebrations of the framework agreement between Cameroon and the Holy See. According to

Douala: The prepaid meter introduced by Energy Cameroon (ENEO) in 2017 is gradually being embraced by Cameroonians, especially in the major cities of Douala and Yaounde, the company has said. Out of the over 2 million users in Cameroon, about 800,000 are prepaid users. In a press conference organized by ENEO in Douala on November 15, to talk about the

Bamenda: The Executive President of the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) has clarified recent reports suggesting that the CBC lost a court case in Bamenda, stating that these reports are misleading. Rev. Dr. Nditemeh Charlemagne emphasized that the news circulating on social media pertains to a different matter altogether, specifically the administrative decision by the D.O. to seal the Redeemer Baptist

Douala: The prepaid meter initiative introduced by Energy Cameroon (ENEO) in 2017 is witnessing growing acceptance among Cameroonians, particularly in the major cities of Douala and Yaounde. Out of over 2 million electricity users in the country, approximately 800,000 have transitioned to prepaid meters, as revealed by the company. During a press conference held in Douala on November 15, ENEO

YAOUNDE: Archbishop Andrew Fuanya Nkea of Bamenda was awarded the esteemed rank of Commander of the National Order of Valor on November 15 in Yaounde. The honor was bestowed by Lejeune Mbelle Mbella, the Foreign Affairs Minister, on behalf of President Paul Biya during the tenth anniversary celebrations of the framework agreement between Cameroon and the Holy See. According to