CAMTEL, MPs Discuss Ways of Strengthening Digital Legal Framework

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Cameroon Telecommunication, CAMTEL experts and Members of Parliament, MPs have discussed strategies for reinforcing the national digital legal framework.

This was the subject of discussions that took place on June 25 in Yaounde during the commemoration of the CAMTEL Parliamentarians’ Day held under the theme, “Digital Industry Legislation for the structural transformation of Cameroon’s Economy.”

***Judith Yah Sunday Epse Achidi, Director General of CAMTEL*** *(Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)*

Speaking during the event, Judith Yah Sunday Epse Achidi, Director General of CAMTEL, stressed the crucial role of digital technology in today’s globalized world. She highlighted its potential to propel economic growth, productivity, and competitiveness across various sectors.

Judith Yah Sunday underscored the alignment of the National Development Strategy 2020-2030 (SND30) with this vision, positioning the digital sector as a cornerstone for Cameroon’s economic transformation.

***Participants during CAMTEL’ Parliamentarians’ Day*** *(Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)*

Despite its advantages, Judith Yah Sunday stated that the digital sector faces challenges that necessitate strategic interventions. She pinpointed data security, privacy concerns, and digital infrastructure management as key areas requiring a robust legal framework.

“These challenges, which include data security, respect for privacy, digital infrastructure management, and others, call for a strengthening of the digital legal framework,” she said.

She also stressed the urgency for regulations governing data collection, processing, and use in cyberspace, particularly in light of growing international and national anxieties surrounding data breaches. Judith Yah Sunday advocated for a balanced approach that fosters technological advancements, such as artificial intelligence, while upholding ethical and social considerations.

***Hon. Julien Bara, President REPATIC speaking during CAMTEL Parliamentarians’ Day*** *(Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)*

“This should also ensure a balance between the development of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, and ethical and social considerations,” she added.

While effective management of digital infrastructures is essential to ensure the resilience and security of our economy and society as a whole, she said digital infrastructures, including telecommunications and critical IT systems, must be regulated in such a way as to guarantee their availability, integrity, and security in the face of cyber threats and malicious attacks.

On his part, Hon. Julien Bara, President of the Network of Parliamentarians in charge of Telecommunications and Information and Communication Technologies (REPATIC), acknowledged CAMTEL’s pivotal role in digital innovation and the need for updated legislation to keep pace with emerging technologies.

Hon Peters Njume Ambang, MP and REPATIC member, reiterated Parliament’s commitment to supporting the Director General’s great vision by enacting laws that enhance Cameroon’s digital competitiveness on a global scale.

***CAMTEL Officials, MPs and partners pose for a family picture*** *(Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)*

Olufemi Arosanyin, Chief Executive Officer of IHS Towers, commended the Director General’s efforts and emphasized the critical role of infrastructure as the foundation of every nation’s digital economy. “Infrastructure is the foundation and heartbeat of digital economy in every country.”

The event featured presentations, roundtable discussions, and analyses focused on fostering digital technology development within the framework of the SND30. Discussions also centered on legislative considerations, challenges, the role of Parliamentarians, international experiences with digital governance, and Cameroon’s legal framework for digital infrastructure management.

CAMTEL Parliamentarians’ Day serves as another milestone in a series of events organized by the company over the past few months. The day was held as part of the company’s 25th-anniversary celebrations. Over the past few months, CAMTEL has organized a series of events focused on the role of digital technologies and ICTs in achieving Cameroon’s economic development goals.

This includes, CAMTEL Digital Day, CAMTEL Decentralization Day, CAMTEL Digital Infrastructure Day, CAMTEL Youth Day, CAMTEL Women’s Day, CAMTEL Diplomacy and Regional Integration Day, and CAMTEL Business Day and CAMTEL Digital Sovereignty Day among others.

Integrity FC, Community FC Qualifies For Ambassador Lamora’s Cup Final

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The Integrity FC, otherwise called Chancery FC and Community FC, also called RSO FC (Regional Security Office) have punched their tickets to the finals of the 2024 Ambassador Christopher J. Lamora’s Cup.

***Integrity FC vs Respect FC*** *(Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)*

The two teams qualified during the semi-final matches of the Intersections football tournament organised by the Striking Eagles Soccer Team of the United States Embassy in Yaounde Cameroon.

Both teams secured their tickets following their dominant victories in their matches played on Saturday June 22^nd at the Febe village football stadium in Yaounde.

In the first semi-final match of the day, Integrity FC showed their strength by defeating Respect FC (Pandores) 3-0 to earn a spot in the finals. After leading in the first half, Integrity FC doubled their tally in the second half that was highly competitive watched by Cup Donor Ambassador Christopher J. Lamora.

**Community FC vs Efficiency** (Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)

Two of their goals were scored in the second period of the game by Christian Fondze Kakiyi and Anaba Idriss. The Integrity third goal came in through the legendary Augustine Akuchu. The man of the match was the midfielder Anaba Idris.

In the second game, the Community FC continued their impressive run with a hard-fought 3-1 over Efficiency FC. The Efficiency FC surprised everyone by grabbing an early lead with a goal from Polycarp Chenwie.

Community FC bounced back with a non-disputed goal from Teghen Kimbeng (Man of the Match) to make it 1-1 before the end of the first period of the game. Towards the end of first half, Community FC and Efficiency FC mounted pressure on both sides but couldn’t increase the tally.

The second half saw both teams pressing for a winner, but it was Community FC who emerged victorious. The captain Ivo Ajebe converted a penalty. Louis Laiyo alias “The Legend” put the game to bed with a dazzling solo effort, dribbling past defenders and the goalkeeper Ngah Bilogue Xavier to seal the win.

The Community FC plays maker Teghen Kimbeng received Man of the Match honors for his outstanding performances. At the sound of the final whistle, it was Community FC that had earned a ticket to the finals after 3-1 score line.

Speaking shortly after the matches, the H.E. Lamora, commended both teams for their outstanding displays. He emphasized the importance of the tournament beyond competition stating that “These matches are about sportsmanship and exercises, but also about building inclusive community life and boosting morale for the players and the fans. I’m honored to be a part of it.”

***Ambassador Lamora congratulating Teghen Kimbeng, Man of the Match*** *(Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)*

Talking about the peculiarity of this year’s edition of the Ambassador’s Cup, H.E. Lamora expressed his excitement as he has been very moved by the fact that the teams have been playing for about 2 months using the core values of the embassy values of Diplomacy, RICE during the competition.

“These values we are trying to embody at the US Embassy Yaounde Mission are, Respect, Integrity, Community and Efficiency. The Striking Eagles this year 2024 decided that the four teams in Intersection Tournament have to use RICE as the names of the teams,” the Ambassador said.

He added that, “It’s been great over the past few weeks and months to watch them play, practicing and wearing jerseys with these values on them and we are living these values as they are playing their matches.”

***Ambassador Lamora congratulating Anaba Idriss***, ***Man of the Match*** *(Photo Credit: SMS Pictures)*

The Integrity FC’S Captain, Shufai Ndzefoncho acknowledged the unpredictability of football, stating, “There are no small teams in this competition. Anything is possible in every game. We’ll give it our all to win the finals.”

The Community FC’s first coach and manager, Ansambom Cyprain Boh, on his part acknowledged the challenges faced en route to the finals but vowed to maintain their clean sheet record and emerge victorious against Integrity FC.

With the final slated for Saturday June 29th, the teams are promising to play beautiful football, aiming to lift the coveted 2024 trophy. The competition is organized by the Striking Eagles of U.S. Embassy.

Blue Tech Challenge Deadline Extended to July 15th!

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The deadline for submitting projects to the Blue Tech Challenge competition has been postponed to July 15, 2024. This information was announced in a communique made public by Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL) management on June 23rd.

Originally, the submission deadline was set for Sunday, June 23, 2024, at 3:30 PM sharp. With this extension, prospective candidates now have 22 additional days to submit their projects.

Launched on May 21st, the Blue Tech Challenge aims to identify and promote digital excellence through initiatives from universities, higher learning institutions, and startups in Cameroon’s digital economy.

The competition programmed for youths within the ages of 15 and 35 is geared towards highlighting know-ho of Cameroonians youths in the ICT ecosystems as well as catalyzing innovative and sustainable solutions that will retained to strengthen the resilience of digital transformation in all sectors.

Besides supporting all initiatives with the high added value and those that bring change, the competition is also aimed at stimulating self-employment to mitigate the effects of youths unemployment in Cameroon.

Being part of CAMTEL’s ongoing efforts to implementing the prescriptions of the Head of State and to contribute to the many initiatives of the government to develop the digital economy, the competition is expected to bring together a wide range of technological topics, aimed at boosting Cameroonian’s digital economy, help to attained the SND 30 objectives and lay a foundation for building a digital industry in Cameroon.

Apart from operating in the information and communication technologies ecosystem, candidates taking part in the competition must propose innovative solutions responding to either the needs of the Cameroonian populations, SND30, CAMTEL or to the need of public administration and regional and local administration.

The target candidates include starts-ups, students and researchers accredited by universities and institutions of higher learning, students of secondary technical establishments and doctorate or pre-doctorate students from research laboratories.

Four award categories have been designated namely, the Blue Star Award, The Blue Academic Innovative Award, the Blue Tech Women Award and the Handi Blue Award.

Applications must be submitted primarily online on the project website via https://bluetechchallenge.camtel.cm/ as well as in paper format and/or in a USB key. In this case, the application file will be presented in a single envelop bearing the wordings, “Call for Expression of Interest for the Blue Tech Challenge.”

Physical files can be submitted as a priority to the CAMTEL headquarters building in Yaounde, Department of Procurement and property, Door No. 905. However, candidate’s resident in the different regions can also submit their applications to CAMTEL Regional Departments and Representatives in the headquarters of their respective regions.

The deadline for the submission of application is June 23, 2024 at 3:30 pm prompt. The Bleu Tech Challenge competition is being launched within the context of celebrations of the 25^th anniversary of the CAMTEL.

Download the national Call for expression of Interest for the BLUE TECH CHALLENGE https://bluetechchallenge.camtel.cm/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/CEI-Blue-Tech-Challenge-EN.pdf

Are you a tech whiz between the ages of 15 and 35? Do you have a brilliant idea to improve Cameroon’s digital landscape? Then shine the light on your ideas by applying for the Blue Tech Challenge here 👉🏼 https://bluetechchallenge.camtel.cm

Congo Basin Forests: World’s Largest Carbon Sink Faces Alarming Threat

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Central Africa’s vast wilderness, crucial for global climate and local communities, suffers from deforestation and lack of resources.

The Congo Basin, a region encompassing rainforests across six Central African countries, is under siege. Research centers have warn of an alarming rate of deforestation threatening this critical ecosystem, dubbed the world’s largest carbon sink.

“This is a global issue,” said Richard Eba’a Atyi, Regional Coordinator for Central Africa at CIFOR-ICRAF, during a recent forum in Bonn, Germany. “The Congo Basin is a major source of rainfall in the Sahel region. A huge proportion of the world’s ecosystem services come from this region.”

The Congo Basin forests are vital not just for the planet’s health but also for the well-being of millions who rely on its resources.

“It’s not conservation for conservation’s sake, but for the benefit of the local communities and Indigenous Peoples who live there and their livelihoods,” said Dr. Aurelie Flore Koumba Pambo, Facilitator at the Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP). “If these forests stand today, it is because people are taking care of them.”

The urgency is clear. According to a forthcoming report by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the Congo Basin absorbs an astounding 40 gigatons of carbon annually, offsetting a significant portion of global human emissions.

However, this vital resource is shrinking. Experts warn that unless immediate action is taken, the basin’s forests could lose 27 percent of their cover by 2050. Unsustainable logging and mining are major culprits, often operating illegally.

A key challenge lies in understanding the complex dynamics of the Congo Basin. “Science is needed to inform decision-making,” stressed Eba’a Atyi.

Furthermore, the region is severely underfunded for conservation efforts. Over the past decade, Central Africa received a mere 11.5 percent of global funding allocated to tropical forest conservation.

The Congo Basin stands at a crossroads. Protecting this irreplaceable ecosystem requires a multi-pronged approach: tackling the root causes of deforestation, securing adequate funding, and ensuring the well-being of local communities who are the basin’s stewards.

U.S. Yaoundé Ambassador’s Cup: We Will Give Them a Hard Time Until We Lift the Trophy – Coach Cyprian Ansambom

The coach of Community FC, Cyprian Ansambom Boh, has reiterated his team’s commitment to becoming champions of the 2024 edition of the U.S. Embassy Ambassador’s Cup. Speaking shortly after securing their qualification ticket, he said they will give their opponents a hard time until they lift the trophy. Read the excerpts…

***Coach Cyprian Ansambom Boh speaking to the press after the match*** *(Photo Credit: SMS Pictures)*

Excerpts:

News-Lens: How do you feel after qualifying for the finals of the 2024 edition of the U.S. Embassy Ambassador’s Cup?

Coach Cyprian Ansambom: We are very happy to have qualified, even though it felt more like a formality after our last match because we had already qualified. Since we were the leaders, we had to maintain our position. We didn’t want to let things slip because we had qualified. No! We wanted to avoid giving away any chances and will maintain our focus until we get the trophy.

Playing Against Integrity in the finals, how do you see the game?

I want to believe that last week, we showed them a bit of what we’re capable of. We want to remind them that even playing with seven on the field, we can still make things difficult for them. We will continue to give them a hard time until we lift the trophy.

What can fans expect in the finals?

Fans and supporters should expect beautiful football. We’re going to give our guy’s enough training time so they can regain their form. We want to maintain a stylish playing style, something unseen before at Febe Village Stadium. Therefore, we promise the best game yet.

**Community FC** (Photo Credit: Etienne Mainimo)

Has it been a smooth and easy ride to the finals?

It hasn’t been an easy ride considering we are a group of guys who work in two shifts. We work day and night. Most of the players work at night, and bringing them from their posts to play a 90-minute game after a 12-hour shift is not easy.

We had to get them together and help them gel before developing a playing style. This has been the biggest challenge, but we believe that by the final day, we will be polished and have a style to showcase.

Interviewed by Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

U.S. Yaounde Ambassador’s Cup: We’re Going To Do Our Best To Become Champions – Shufai Ndzefoncho

The captain of Integrity FC, Shufai Ndzefoncho, has declared his team’s determination to win the 2024 edition of the Ambassador’s Cup. Shufai Ndzefoncho made the statement shortly after his team secured their place in the tournament. While indicating they will give their best effort, he acknowledged that ultimately, the outcome rests on fate. Read the excerpts:

**Shufai Ndzefoncho,** ***Captian of Integrity FC*** *(Photo Credit: SMS Pictures)*

Except:

News-Lens: Congratulations captain! How do you feel after qualifying for this year’s final of the Ambassador’s Cup?

Shufai Ndzefoncho: It was a very difficult match, but thank God, we made it through in the end. We’re playing in the Ambassador’s tournament, which is composed of four teams from different sections of the embassy. As of now, the most important thing is that we’ve qualified for the finals.

What was the secret to your success?

We fought hard because we knew we were in a very tough situation and needed to score goals. One goal wouldn’t have been enough; we needed more. Thankfully, my players understood my instructions, as I was both captain and coach.

What are your ambitions for the finals?

Like anyone who reaches the finals, we’re optimistic about winning. We’re going to do our best, but when the day comes, we’ll see what God has planned for us.

***Integrity FC*** *(Photo Credit: SMS Pictures)*

How do you see the second game, given that you’ll be facing the winner from the other bracket?

There are no easy teams in this competition. In any football match, anything is possible. We’re praying that we can perform our best and win on that day.

What’s unique about this year’s tournament?

The unique thing is that unlike previous editions, the Ambassador used to only attend the finals, perhaps. This year, however, he has witnessed all the matches. It’s a great source of motivation.

Interviewed by Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

SOYA Boys Crush Sarkitchi Social Club 3-0 In Friendly Match

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

SOYA Boys FC of Yaoundé have triumphed over Sarkitchi Social Club of Bonamoussadi, Douala with a convincing 3-0 victory in a friendly match played on June 22^nd in Yaoundé.

***SOYA Boys (Red) and Sarkitchi Social Club facing each other in a friendly*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

The Yaoundé club secured an early lead in the opening minutes, capitalizing on a defensive error by Sarkitchi SC that resulted in a penalty.

Despite conceding a goal, Sarkitchi pressed forward in search of an equalizer. Their efforts nearly paid off at the 20-minute mark, but a brilliant save by the SOYA Boys goalkeeper denied them the opportunity.

However, SOYA Boys continued their dominance throughout the first half, dictating the pace of play and maintaining their lead going into halftime.

The second half saw SOYA Boys continue to dominate possession, constantly threatening Sarkitchi’s defense. Recognizing the pressure, Sarkitchi adjusted their tactics and managed to push the game back into their own half during the closing stages.

However, their hopes of a comeback were dashed away 20 minutes before the end of regulation time when SOYA Boys scored again from close range to extend their lead. Sarkitchi intensified their pressure in search of goals, but the SOYA Boys defense held firm.

The Yaoundé team put the game to bed with a third goal in extra time, securing a resounding 3-0 victory over Sarkitchi Social Club. Notably, the first leg of the friendly match played in Douala ended in a 3-3 draw.

Speaking shortly after the game, team officials highlighted the friendly match’s purpose of fostering unity, respect, and a positive sporting environment.

Morocco Gears Up For Football Frenzy As CAF Announces Dates for AFCON 2025, WAFCON 2024

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The Confederation of African Football’s (CAF) Executive Committee has unveiled the dates for Africa’s premier football tournaments, both set to be hosted by Morocco.

The prestigious CAF TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will take center stage from Sunday, December 21^st, 2025, to Sunday, January 18^th, 2026.

This follows the 2024 CAF TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), which kicks off on Saturday, July 5th, 2025, and culminates on Saturday, July 26th, 2025.

CAF President, Dr. Patrice Motsepe, expressed his optimism for both tournaments. He anticipates the AFCON to be a resounding success, potentially the “best in history.”

He also acknowledged the remarkable growth of women’s football on the continent, predicting a similarly successful WAFCON.

“I am also impressed by the enormous growth of Women’s Football in Africa and I am expecting the CAF TotalEnergies WAFCON Morocco 2024 to be immensely successful,” he said.

Dr. Motsepe elaborated on the complexities behind scheduling these events, citing extensive discussions due to a crowded international and domestic football calendar.

He emphasized CAF’s commitment to African players abroad and fostering strong relationships with other football confederations like UEFA and FIFA.

“We’re dedicated to elevating African football to a globally competitive level,” he declared. “Our deep gratitude goes to King Mohammed VI of Morocco, the Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football (FRMF), its President Fouzi Lekjaa, and the Moroccan people for hosting both the AFCON and WAFCON.”

Fouzi Lekjaa, FRMF President, pledged to make Morocco the ideal host, offering the “best conditions” for Africa and the world to experience these prestigious tournaments.

In addition to the tournament dates, the CAF Executive Committee also announced that the 46^th CAF Ordinary General Assembly will be held in Kinshasa, DRC, on Thursday, October 10^th, 2024.

Bidding processes have been open for hosting the CAF Women’s Champions League 2024, the U17 and U20 AFCON tournaments of 2024, and the CAF Awards 2024.

CAF also received proposals from the Middle East to host the 2024 CAF TotalEnergies Super Cup featuring Egyptian giants Al Ahly SC (Winners of the CAF TotalEnergies Champions League) and Zamalek SC (Winners of the CAF TotalEnergies Confederation Cup)

Sustaining Peace Foundation Transforming Widows To Windows Of Blessings

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Losing a spouse is a deeply painful experience. The emotional toll can be overwhelming, leaving many feelings lost and unsure how to move forward.

***Linda Kekwi, founder of Sustaining Peace Foundation***

While grieving is a natural process, some widows face additional hardships, including pressure from family members and the struggle to support themselves and their families.

Amidst the dark clouds, Sustaining Peace Foundation, established in 2019, is a beacon of hope for these vulnerable women. The foundation recognizes the unique challenges widows face and provides them with the tools they need to rebuild their lives.

Besides, the foundation empowers widows by offering them income-generating skills training. This equips them with the confidence and ability to become financially independent.

Linda Kekwi, the foundation’s founder, stated, “The success stories of these women are my greatest inspiration. Transforming widows into windows of blessings is our mission.”

Sustaining Peace Foundation’s impact is undeniable. Over 3,000 widows have received skills training, enabling them to contribute to their communities and build a brighter future.

Additionally, the foundation supports orphans by sponsoring their education and providing school supplies. The foundation has created a sustainable center that trains women for free.

However, Kekwi acknowledges the challenges they face. Many widows haven’t had the opportunity to develop business skills. The foundation adapts by recruiting experts in specific fields when needed, though this can be costly.

The Sustaining Peace Foundation’s vision extends beyond equipping widows with skills. They envision a future where these women are not just surviving, but thriving. They aim to see, “strong women healed from their past and empowered to contribute to sustainable development and peace building.”

“In addition to skills training, the foundation offers comprehensive support. This is through free health screenings for these women , ensuring their health is continually monitored,” she said.

Kekwi believes that by transforming widows to windows of blessings, this will help “women healed from their past and empowered to contribute to sustainable development and peace building within their communities.” These women, once burdened by grief, are transformed into pillars of their communities.

The path is not without obstacles. Many widows lack prior experience in running a business. The foundation addresses this by providing training, even going so far as recruiting experts in fields they are lacking in to train though expensive. Kekwi acknowledges, “We need a lot of resources to train the widows and orphans with skills.”

However, the foundation’s work requires ongoing resources to train more widows and orphans and expand their offerings. By empowering widows and orphaned children, the foundation believes in fostering not only individual growth but also contribute to the collective well-being of communities.

Mafor Yah Judith’s Peace & Unity Football Tournament Kicks off In Donga Mantung Division

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The fourth edition of Mafor Yah Judith Sunday’s Peace and Unity Football Tournament in Donga Mantung Division has kicked off.

The tournament kicked off on June 16 with Nkambe Central Subdivision Pool hosting the official launching ceremony. The ceremony brought together administrative authorities, football lovers, youths, as well as traditional rulers of Donga Mantung.

They praised Mafor Yah Judith Sunday, General Manager of CAMTEL, for her laudable efforts to building peace in the Division and promoting national unity.

Speaking at the official launch, the Sub Delegate for Sports and Physical Education, Victor Ndah, saluted Mafor Yah Judith’s commendable efforts in building a violence-free community through sports.

Besides revealing that matches will be played in the various playgrounds throughout Donga Mantung Division in the coming days, he added that the tournament will serve as a nursery to develop budding talents and encourage social cohesion.

***Kick-off of the 4^th edition at the Nkambe Municipal Stadium***

On his part, H.R.H. Fon Amidu of Nkambe expressed his gratitude to Mafor Yah Judith for using football to achieve objectives that go beyond sports, such as building social cohesion, national integration, and enhancing peace.

H.R.H. Fon Stanley of Njap, while stressing the importance of peace and unity, said that football brings people together and breaks down barriers between youths and other community members.

Richard Tamnjong Ndi, Focal Point for Nkambe Central and a member of the local organizing committee, said Mafor Yah Judith has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that women can achieve just as much, if not more, than men.

Football fan John Ndi Nformi sees the tournament as more than just games as a chance to interact with people from diverse backgrounds, fostering connections and reducing tensions.

The tournament will be played across all five sub-divisions of Donga Mantung (Ako, Ndu, Nkambe, Nwa, and Misaje) over three months (June, July, August).

Young Stars beat Spartans FC in Opening Match

The Nkambe Central Sub-Division pool kicked off with a thrilling match between Spartans of Bih FC and Young Stars FC. Over 10,000 passionate supporters cheered as both teams showcased impressive skills, creating exciting moments throughout the game.

The electrifying atmosphere at the Nkambe Municipal Stadium spilled over, with the sounds of gongs, vuvuzelas, and drumbeats echoing through the hills of Njiseng and the lowlands of Bih, Njimptuh, and Tabenken. This vibrant energy served as a powerful symbol of the growing momentum behind the peacebuilding process.

Young Stars FC emerged victorious with a close 2-1 win over Spartans of Bih FC. The Nkambe Central Sub-Division pool features eight teams vying for the title: Young Stars FC, Kungi FC, Early Birds International of Tabenken, Formation Sango FC, New Market FC, Spartans FC of Bih, Mangwang FC, and Mansoh FC.

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