05/05/2026
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Ngie cultural and development association NCADA review construction exercise begins yesterday.
According to the chairman of the constitution review exercise, Bar Akam Divine, and the coordinators, the reading of articles shall be done verbally, and voting opportunities will be given. If the majority votes in favor, it will not be revisited. The first step is to mute yourself in order to hear others, and members are also expected to accept the order. Chairman Bar Akam Divine and the coordinators have given all delegates the opportunity to anticipate and participate fully on WhatsApp for the review exercise, as well as in the Zoom meeting scheduled for Wednesday at the same time.
Electricity sector changes & political decisions
President Paul Biya has signed new decrees affecting the electricity sector, reportedly restructuring how power is managed in the country.
There is also debate around changes involving the national electricity system (linked to Eneo), with critics questioning the reforms and naming changes.
A fire outbreak at Metafrique Steel in the Bassa industrial zone (Douala) injured at least 10 people and forced a halt in production.
The incident happened between April 30 and May 1 and has raised concerns about industrial safety.
Across Cameroon, official primary school exams (FSLC) start today, May 5, 2026.
Over 580,000 pupils are taking part nationwide.
During World Press Freedom Day (May 3), a Catholic bishop in Buea emphasized that:
A free and responsible media is essential for peace and justice
Press freedom in Cameroon still faces serious challenges
Cameroon’s youth teams have begun training sessions abroad (El Jadida) as part of preparations for upcoming competitions.
A constitutional reform introducing a Vice President role was recently approved, sparking debate about governance and democracy.
The country continues to deal with economic pressures, security concerns, and political tensions alongside development efforts.
I'm AK JOHNSON EBENJI Reporting.