HONG KONG! A WAY OUT

 The tension remained high in Hong Kong on Friday despite an agreement yesterday between local authorities and students to open a dialogue. Beijing has warned that the demands of protesters were "doomed to failure".

The main streets of Hong Kong were still blocked, Friday, Oct. 3. In the morning, pro-democracy activists clashed with police outside the headquarters of the local authority, despite the agreement reached yesterday between the authorities and students to open a dialogue.

Most demonstrators gathered en masse on the night before the buildings housing the headquarters of the Legislative Council and the local executive, had gone home but a hundred protesters remained determined in place. They are demanding the establishment of a full and complete and the resignation of the head of the local executive, Leung Chun-ying, which they consider a puppet of Beijing universal suffrage.

A surprise visit of the english prime miniter in Afghanistan

 David Cameron made ​​a surprise visit Friday to Kabul. The British Prime Minister is the first Western leader to visit Afghanistan since the advent of the new president Ashraf Ghani, after a long electoral crisis. He came to show his support, particularly in the fight against the Taliban.

"This is a difficult and volatile region. But I think that with well-trained security forces, a government of national unity and a continued commitment to the UK and the rest of the international community in this country, we can ensure that Afghanistan does not again become not a sanctuary for terrorism, which is why we came here the first time. '

Ashraf Ghani paid tribute to the 450 British soldiers who have died in Afghanistan since the start of the NATO intervention in 2001 Most of the troops of the International Force (ISAF) have completed their withdrawal from the country by the end of the year. Soldiers, American, essentially, but will remain in place to oversee Afghan forces, who have paid a very heavy price this year in the war against the Taliban

Melong

Melong is a small town situated on the highway linking Douala to the West region of cameroon, it a town at the bottom of the Manengkoba twine lakes. Melong is a place where the major activity is farming and it is the highest producer of domestic and cash crop as cassava, maize and coffee respectively. Melong is the native land of the MBOS. It has a population of about 1500 peoples, this makes melong a good leisure site so i call all those who are looking for a place to pass their holidays and leisure times to come to Melong there you will find interesting sites as the LUCIOL where you will have a good time if you come accopanied .So Melong is there waiting for you

The cameroon football team post Eto'o

Many cameroonians celebrate the double victories of their footballl team with the 2-0 victory against DRC and the 4-1 victory against Ivory cost saying their victories is partly due to the departure of Samuel Eto'o, but what they forget is that the qualification for the ACN is nothing compared to the competition itself. So what i have to say is that they should win the compatition before shouting that the team of 2000 and 2002 is back. Yes we may say the team is winning matches now but that does not meam that the team is healthy, and saying that samuel  is the couse of their sickness during these past years is to be ungrateful because a player who scores more than 50 goals for his national team should be honour ab not insulted and we should also understand that his personal archivement as the 4-times AFRICA BALLON D'OR  was obtain as a player of the national team of  cameroon  and we should not forget that he is one of the architects of the 2000 and 2002 victories without forgeting SYDNEY 2003 where he gave the OLYMPIC TROPHY to his country CAMEROON so before sayins anything bad on the boy we should think of what we have due to his efforts

Football Stadiums in CAMEROON

Cameroon has been chosen as the host of the African cup of nations 2019 as we all know that;hosting this tournament is what many Cameroonians have been waiting for year. But due to the problem of stadiums we were unable to do so, but that problem is being solved with the construction of two stadiums in Baffoussam and Limber

This project includes two stadiums located respectively in Baffoussam and Limbe. Each of them has a capacity of 15,000 seats. The concept behind the project is to create a similar service core for both stadiums, and at the same time to individualise the façade and exterior environment treatments for each stadium. The two stadiums use different circulation pattern to resolve the interfering pedestrian flow, putting the spectators on second floor terrace and athletes, VIP and employees on the ground floor. Since Cameroon is known for its soccer games, the two stadiums are designed to accommodate soccer matches as a priority and some track-and-field facilities for other games. To lower the construction cost, the spectators’ seating stands are at an east-west orientation, connected to the north-south sides by terraces. In this way, the upper level will be used for spectators’ interaction; while the lower level will be used for training or semi-outdoor activity area. Such a planning not only unifies the stadium, but also provides extra exterior space for athletes to rest. As a consequence, the construction cost is decreased to its maximum.

The most important design characteristics are the

Why is there Politics in the Cameroon football team

They say that the same story never repeats itself but that doesn't hold with the Cameroon football team.Before the imprisonment of the former president of FECAFOOT the problem of the Government meddling in the gesture of the federation was brought as the major case of the disappointment of the team in the 2010 world cup in South Africa . Samuel eto'o and some players were sanction due to their refusal to play a match because they had not received what they had to be given (money) This time around the captain of the lions have be taken his captain post due to their failure in the last world cup and it has been given to stephan mbia.Yes removing the captain post to samuel eto'o to give another player is something normal due to the fact that he is at the end of his career and a new captain has to be there when he is gone. The Cameroon football team has a captain and two assistant so due to the absence of samuel  the captain to be is NICOLAS KOLOU  but that is not what happens the brasa is instead given to stephan mbia who is not even one of the three captains of the team, and the worst of it is that the brasa is not given by the coach  to who he sees can do the job but it is given by the minister of sports to who he likes. When has the  national football team become the property of of the government when the federation in charged of it is there. What i ask  FIFA is to sanction  FECAFOOT for it is not doing its job. And what i know is that till  FECAFOOT are the sole proprietor of the football team no progress in the level of football will be archived in Cameroon and the prove is that there will be no qualification for this year African Cup Of  Nations

The young are sent to die

Yes, that is the problem in the Cameroon arm forces.The young soldiers who have just 6 months of training and no experience in the field are the ones they sent to fight boko haram while those fathers who are there with their big bellies due to the consumption of alcohol stay behind and send the young to their death and when dead bodies of these young boys return they are first to pay post honour.What are they for? SO I, AS MANY CAMEROONIANS ask the government of Cameroon to spend less of our money in the recruitment of young soldiers and sent the already existing ones on the field

The chief of state and carbinet members of the cameroon government

French Cameroon became independent in 1960 as the Republic of Cameroon. The following year the southern portion of neighbouring British Cameroon voted to merge with the new country to form the Federal Republic of Cameroon. In 1972, a new constitution replaced the federation with a unitary state, the United Republic of Cameroon. The country has generally enjoyed stability, which has permitted the development of agriculture, roads, and railways, as well as a petroleum industry. Despite slow movement toward democratic reform, political power remains firmly in the hands of President Paul BIYA.Why so?   the president  in his mandate has had many cabinet members who he changed when ever things went bad but remain firmly on power. The worst of it is that the president is the richest personality in the country whereas the country is highly in debt. With a cabinet whose intentions are not to improve the the condition of the country but to maximise their wealth as their leader does where are we leading to. The fact is the biggest and finniest houses in cameroon belongs to civil workers whose salary do not enable them to do so.In 2008 when the law on the acknowledgement on personal wealth had to be voted at the National Assembly it was refused by the high authority. so, what there afraid of if they have nothing to hide?

Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of  Cameroon

Last Updated: 1 Aug 2012

Pres.

Paul BIYA

Prime Min.

Philemon YANG

Dep. Prime Min.

Amadou ALI

Dep. Prime Min.

Jean NKUETE

Sec. Gen. of the Presidency

Laurent ESSO

Min.-Delegate at the Presidency in Charge of Defense

Alain Mebe NGO'O

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Paul ATANGA NJI

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Victor MENGOT

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Hamadou MUSTAPHA

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Rene Emmanuel SADI

Min. of Agriculture & Rural Development

Jean NKUTE

Min. of Basic Education

Alim YOUDDOUF

Min. of Commerce

Luc Magloire MBARGA ATANGANA

Min. of Communication

Issa Tchiroma BAKARY

Min. of Culture

Ama Tutu MUNA

Min. of Economy, Planning, & Regional Development

Louis Paul MOTAZE

Min. of Employment & Professional & Technical Training

Zacharie PEREVET

Min. of Energy & Water Resources

Michael Ngako TOMDIO

Min. of Environment & Nature Protection

Pierre HELE

Min. of External Relations

Pierre Moukoko MBONJO

Min. of Finance

Lazare Essimi MENYE

Min. of Forestry & Wildlife

Elvis NGOLLE NGOLLE

Min. of Higher Education

Jacques Fame NDONGO

Min. of Industry, Mines, & Technological Development

Badel Ndanga NDINGA

Min. of Justice

Amadou ALI

Min. of Labor & Social Security

Robert NKILI

Min. of Lands & Titles

Jean-Baptiste BELEOKEN

Min. of Livestock & Fisheries

Aboubakary SARKI

Min. of Post & Telecommunications

Jean-Pierre Biyiti Bi ESSAM

Min. of Public Health

Andre Mama FOUDA

Min. of Public Service & Admin. Reform

Emmanuel BONDE

Min. of Public Works

Bernard Messengue AVOM

Min. of Scientific Research & Innovation

Madeleine TCHUENTE

Min. of Secondary Education

Louis BAPES BAPES

Min. of Social Affairs

Catherine Bakang MBOCK

Min. of Sports & Physical Education

Michel ZOA

Min. of Territorial Admin. & Decentralization

Hamidou Yaya MARAFA

Min. of Tourism

Baba HAMADOU

Min. of Transport

Bello Bouba MAIGARI

Min. of Urban Development & Housing

Colbert TCHATAT

Min. of Women & Family Protection

Marie Theresa Abena ONDOA

Min. of Youth

Adoum GAROUA

Governor, Central Bank

Philibert ANDZEMBE

Ambassador to the US

Joseph FOE-ATANGANA

Permanent Representative to the UN, New York

Michel Tommo MONTHE