An organization called the “On a Trop Supporté” (OTS) Movement has launched a nationwide strike action against the government.
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The parents staged the protest recently. Reports hold that they stormed the campus of Government Bilingual Primary School, Fomayum to make known their discontent over the persistent absence of teachers.
One of the Vice Principals and two teachers of Cameroon College of Arts and Science, CCAS Kumba, arrested November 19, 2022, over alleged sex scandal that has hit the renowned institution, have been transferred to the Kumba Central Prison. The Vice Principal, Obenengu William; a Sports teacher, Mukwelle Divine Mukwelle and a Geography teacher, Mende Lawrence Ngoh; had been in custody at the Kumba Central Police Station since November 19.
The bail request for the three people detained in connection with the alleged sex scandal was denied by the Court of First Instance in Kumba. According to reports, Justice Hannah Itoe espe Egbe, the presiding magistrate, rejected the bail request.
The voice over in this video is not what the speakers are saying but simply a satire. The objective of this meeting was for Mohammed Bin Salman, the crown prince, to congratulate the athletes for making the World Cup selection.
Chamberlin Ntou’ou Ndong, Senoir Divisional Officer of Meme, established a committee of inquiry to look into an allegation of an alleged sex scandal in response to the stories on social media.
The assertion that FIFA or the government of Qatar had produced a list of the eight “behaviours” to avoid during the 2022 World Cup—drinking alcohol, homosexuality, immodesty, profanity, not respecting places of worship, loud music and sounds, dating, and taking pictures without permission—has not been proven by either authority.
On February 21, 2022, secondary and elementary school teachers planned a strike action against the government. Their primary demands were the integration of teachers in the public service, payment of all wages, payment of complete salary for those receiving 2/3 of their salary and payment for the unpaid allowances.