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  • Pope Leo XIV’s open-air Mass in Paris draws many more than expected

    Pope Leo XIV’s open-air Mass in Paris draws many more than expected

    Pope Leo XIV’s open-air Mass on Saturday proved to be a huge event, drawing 200,000 more people than had registered to attend. The event drew people of various faiths and ages, highlighting the church’s enduring influence despite secular trends. Here, according to estimates from the organizers and the Paris police department, are some of the […]

  • Cameroon, Nigeria near completion of 2,100km border demarcation

    Cameroon, Nigeria near completion of 2,100km border demarcation

    Nearly 24 years after the International Court of Justice resolved the Nigeria-Cameroon boundary dispute, both countries are expected to complete the physical demarcation of their 2,100-kilometre international border before the end of the year. The Director-General of the National Boundary Commission, Adamu Adaji, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in […]

  • Iran captures second US underwater drone in Strait of Hormuz

    Iran captures second US underwater drone in Strait of Hormuz

    The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says its naval forces have intercepted and captured a second US autonomous underwater vehicle involved in espionage in the Strait of Hormuz. The IRGC Navy said in a statement on Sunday that its forces intercepted the underwater drone in a “coordinated and complex operation” involving intelligence capabilities and electronic […]

  • Yaoundé: 4 journalists jailed for theft of minister’s glasses – that he later found

    Yaoundé: 4 journalists jailed for theft of minister’s glasses – that he later found

    The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Cameroonian authorities to hold to account those behind the detention of four journalists suspected of stealing a minister’s glasses, in a scandal that has led to calls for a boycott of the minister’s events. The journalists were released on Monday without charge. Solange Djuikam spent seven nights in […]

  • Buea: Bishop Bibi urges motorbike riders to protect human life

    Buea: Bishop Bibi urges motorbike riders to protect human life

    Bishop Michael Miabesue Bibi of the Catholic Diocese of Buea in Cameroon has called on motorbike riders in his Episcopal See to treat their profession as a service to humanity, urging them to protect human life, respect road users, and uphold the dignity of their work, justice and peace. In his homily during the Annual […]

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