Saturday, 10 January 2015

Results Of The Competitive Entrance Examination Into The Higher Institute Of Transport And Logistics Of The University Of Bamenda For The 2014/2015 Academic Year

HITL RESULTS 2015: Results Of The Competitive Entrance Examination Into The Higher Institute Of Transport And Logistics For The 2014/2015 Academic Year

Subject to the presentation of the originals of the required certificates and diplomas, the following candidates whose names appear below, ranked by department and by alphabetical order, have been declared successful in the Competitive Entrance Examination into the Higher Institute of Transport And Logisics of The University of Bamenda for the 2014/2015 academic year.
They are:

LAND TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS/ TRANSPORT TERRESTRE ET LOGISTIQUE

SN NAMES AND SURNAMES

1 AMABO FALONE NGENGANG

2 AWA KARSTEN PENN
3 CHE HOUSIA
4 CHENGWE MARY NARDIAL NYUNJUA
5 CHRISTAIN CHE
6 ELIJAH ANYAKEMI TAKA
7 ETTA THEOLAND ENOW
8 FUNGWI MAXMILIAN
9 JAPBOSUN CLARIS SIGALA
10 JOKEM WALAGO SANDRINE
11 KAH AGNES SAH
12 KIMBI QUINIVA NDU
13 KWEISI BARTILA TSENGHE
14 LENGA KERENSKY TIM
15 LENJO AUDRY NYUYBIME
16 LENJOH THEOPHILUS BONGNGAM
17 LlSA-JESSY BIH TAKWI
18 NDZI BEVERLY MUKE
19 NEBA CHRISTA ASOH
20 NGANGWA DORIAN NTULE
21 NGUEA ZIDANE
22 NJI KINSLEY FRU
23 NKEMCHA ATEMKENG BILL CHANTA
24 NKEMNGONG ATEMBE AGENDA
25 NKENGAFAC VERA NDEMASEH
26 NWANKAP KEBATOU AUREL LOIC
27 NYONG BERENISE MBAFOR
28 POUH GISELE KEIN
29 SIRINUE DIANE
30 TAKOR-NSO JOSEPH EBOT
31 TANAYEN TERENCE LEMOLA
32 TATAW BRENDA JIKENG
33 TEGWI REMY FONTEM
34 WANDIA MARLYNE YENSEH
35 WIRBA PATRICK BONGNYANG

WAITING LIST
SN NAMES AND SURNAMES
1 ATAH ALAIN TEBECK
2 MFORBA BRUNO NFORBA
3 NEBA STEPHANIE ALIEH
4 NGEH GILFORD LOH
5 TANKOU GILES NOHCHAWOH
6 NSIME BRILLANT YUFEH

MARITIME TRANSPORT AND LOGISTIC / TRANSPORT MARITIME ET LOGISTIQUE

N° NAMES AND SURNAMES

1 ABONG CLETUS ABONG
2 ASHANGA VANESSA NKUMEH
3 BANBOYE BORIS BONGDA
4 CHE NAVILLE MOHANDI
5 CHEKO ZACHARIAS MFOMBE
6 DENG ANNABELL TFU
7 EPOH EDIMO RANDY
8 ETIA VIVIAN MBOKAYA
9 FOGHO RUTH AKWI
10 FORMULUH BIMNINUI HEDWIG
11 FRU KONJE DESMOND TSE
12 JAIDZEKA DENIS WANYU
13 LEKEUFACK YMELE CARINE
14 LUKONG REGINAYOUNGYE
15 MBAKU ENGOWEI LIZA
16 MOFOR ARANTES FIEMENA
17 MONGWE MARYLYN ENJEI
18 MULU NEH LYDIA
19 NAMBOALU IVANOV LIWIR MENUNGONG
20 NANDJOU CEDRIC
21 NDUNGAFAC BONIFACE
22 NGAWE CALEB SHUYEH
23 NGWASHI EMMA AWAHSIA
24 NJIMBONG STELIAN AKEH
25 NKAMENI ANTOINE DOCLAIRE
26 NOMO ATANGANA SYLVESTRE
27 NSAH CLAUDE NGELIWU
28 NSAI TESSA FOMO
29 PETER KERREY NDI
30 POUOKAM DZUGUEM RICKEL
31 SIELINOU LARISSA FANGANG FORSIRI
32 TABE LIONEL AYA MBA
33 TALA VILGRAM NKEH
34 TANGIE DALTON TAWANG
35 TRUKANG VALERIE MATI

WAITING LIST
N° NAMES AND SURNAMES

1 ATIM LUCIAN ANYONG
2 KISHERI ODETIE GHAIYEN
3 MBANWI MINETIE FRANCINE
4 NUBIA HYACINTHA NAHBILA
5 NUMFOR DRUSILLA NEH
6 AZAMOH EMMANUELA NDEMASEH
7 NGWENYI DIANNE
8 NGAH NGO’O

TRANSIT AND LOGISTICS / TRANSIT ET LOGISTIQUE
S.N NAMES AND SURNAMES

1 ACHE MARION EFUNO
2 AFERENOW SARAH AGBOR
3 AMAJEH SHELDON ONGEH
4 AMAKIKA BEBINE FRANCK MELENE
5 ASSAH TALA EDWIGE
6 ATOKA BRIGHT AKUM
7 AZENWI BARON EYONG
8 TENGIM ALOYSIUS MELAH
9 BISONG FLORIDE MERCY ENOWFOR
10 CHE PAMELA NGUM
11 CHIFU BRON DON NKUH
12 DOUANLA KENNE SONITA
13 EMMANUELA FEH NTEH
14 FORSUH LESLEY
15 FOTZO NGOUNOU NOELLA CHRISTINE
16 GAPING LANDRY
17 GWAIN DESMOND NGAM
18 IROUNG A MBERECKE ALEX YVAN
19 MAKA GHOMSI LINDA VANESSA
20 MUKI BETSY ATAM
21 NDAMNSAH VALERY YAAH
22 NDIKUM FRANKLINE MBACHI
23 NGWA FABRISE CHOH
24 NJINECK JOEL ADANG
25 ATEMBEHNGU BLAISE AKAWUNG
26 NSAME STANDLEY
27 NYITARI MOFIRO ILIASSOU
28 PAMCHUCHU NKA AMSETOU
29 WANYU NADEGE BERINYUY
30 YIMNAI SUNATANT CHIAMOH

WAITING LIST
N° NAMES AND SURNAMES

1 ABAKAR SWIDIK SHEY
2 DJAKEV MBAKOP CHAVELIE MARLENE
3 JITIZ LOUIS
4 KUM ATUMWEN ACHUO
5 TATAH PECLINE YUYEE
6 MA-EYONG ENAKAH NCHONG

These candidates are requested to report within two weeks to the Bambili Campus of The Universiy of Bamenda for registration. The candidates are informed that classes shall begin on Monday, 26
January 2015.

Hon. Ayah speaks out after Supreme Court Appointment

Hon. Ayah Paul

Following his promotion last December as Advocate-General at the Supreme Court of Cameroon, which came shortly after his alleged election as the new National Chairman of the Southern Cameroons National Council(SCNC), Hon.Ayah, was not immediately available for inquisitive reporters to get his reaction about his new status. Last Friday January 2, Recorder Editor Christopher Ambe caught up with the Magistrate of Exceptional Class in Buea for an exclusive interview. Hon. Ayah, who just returned from his native village of Akwaya, did not hesitate to speak out. Below are excerpts of our conversation:

RECORDER: Hon. Ayah, happy New Year.

Hon Ayah Paul: Thank you .Thank you for coming .Happy New Year to you in return.

Honorable, how would you as a politician describe the just-ended year 2014?

2014 was more of a fake year than otherwise in terms of politics. We have often said that there is no legality in what we call reunification in Cameroon. So the big event titled “The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Reunification of Cameroon” was really fake. As I have often said, our parliament has ceased to play the role of a parliament-because we don’t see a situation where Parliament is in session to enact the finance law and while they are still in session, the President of the Republic -after a cabinet meeting, comes out with they call Plan d’Urgence-that is, revenue outside the control of Parliament. The much I know is that the Cameroon Constitution provides that the President can, by ordinance, make use of revenue outside the budget; and subsequently, Parliament would meet and either endorse the ordinance or reject it. But I know no law anywhere where we can have two parallel budgets in a country: the one adopted by Parliament and the one adopted by the President of the country. This is violation of the Constitution. And when we put into practical terms, the investment budget of 2014 was executed at less than 35%, now if we have adopted a budget which is even higher in amount and the President has superimposed what they call Plan d’Urgence up to a thousand billion FCFA, I doubt where the President is going to get the people who will execute the budget and the Plan d’Urgence.The very people who could not execute the budget of 2014? So to me, it is a paradox .In terms of political events, I would say nothing really happened in 2014.

What is your reaction to President Biya’s New Year Message?

I know the President has just made an end-of -year speech but everything in that speech is just routine. Countries around have gone to war over the years, yet they are developing. If Boko Haram-what they call a terrorist organization, is causing havoc, I don’t see how anyone can invoke it as a cause for our country not to develop. Indeed, 2014 was simply a year of contradictions.

A few days before the end of 2014, your name, I understand, was a subject of discussion in various newsrooms of the national media, because you were allegedly elected in absentia as National Chairman of the Southern Cameroons National Council (SCNC); then shortly, in a answer to your cry, to be re-integrated into the Ministry of Justice after your 11 years in Parliament, President Paul Biya appointed or promoted you to the rank of Advocate-General at the Supreme Court. What is your reaction?

My reaction, first, is that I have decided not to say anything about SCNC in the time being. I may give you another opportunity to come for an interview on the SCNC on a subsequent date. So, I would not say anything in that regard now

As regards my going back to Ministry of Justice, I read a few write-ups which have no meaning. I think that, modesty demands that if somebody does not know, they should seek expert opinion. What I know is that the law of this country makes it possible to leave your department as a civil servant and work in another department; and the law provides for detachment. (I have heard the word secodment, but I have not seen it in an English dictionary. So I prefer detachment) When you are so detached,at the end of your period of detachment, the law provides that you come back to your former department as of right; the law on the election of Members of Parliament equally provides that for all the time you are in Parliament if you are a member of the judiciary, you are on detachment; which is to say what? For my eleven years in Parliament I was on detachment and as a matter of law and at the end of my mandate, I had to go back to my ministry of origin as of right. This is a matter of law as I have said and I, as a man of law should not be the first man to go against that law.

I would have been re-absorbed in the Ministry of Justice as soon as my mandate came to an end in September 2013 in accordance with the law, but for one reason or the other that was not the case and I had to wait for fifteen months.

Probably as some people have indicated it was because the Judicial Council had to meet to re-absorb me. I entered Parliament as Vice-President of the Court of Appeal here in Buea and therefore a magistrate of the bench, and I could not be absorbed until the Judicial Council had to say something about it. So is the law and I have simply complied with it.

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Friday, 9 January 2015

The Big Education Announcement the President Made Today

Today, the President unveiled a new proposal: Make two years of community college free for responsible students across America.
In our growing global economy, Americans need to have more knowledge and more skills to compete -- by 2020, an estimated 35 percent of job openings will require at least a bachelor's degree, and 30 percent will require some college or an associate's degree. Students should be able to get the knowledge and the skills they need without taking on decades' worth of student debt.
Get the details of President Obama's proposal.

Wednesday, 7 January 2015

Nkambe - Bamenda North West Region Cameroon: Celebrating the Life of Mayor Mangoh Jones Tanko (Pictures & Videos 25 Oct. 2014)

Nkambe Baptisth Church

Casket Arrives NKambe Grand Stand

Casket Mayor Mangoh Displayed for Viewing at Nkambe Grand Stand

Casket Mayor Mangoh at Nkambe Grand Stand

Mourners at Mbot - Nkambe

Tuesday, 6 January 2015

Bamenda WICUDA Branch New 2014 Festivities: Mbaya Dance of Binka displaying

Mbum (WICUDA-BAMENDA 1ST DEC 2014 FIESTA

Monday, 5 January 2015

Bamenda Branch WICUDA 2014 New Year Festivities in Pictures

Traditional Dance Group

High Table: Left to Right Mr. Nchoko Alfred (Consultant), Exco Member WICUDA, next after Lady Mr. Martin Fon Yembe(1st Deputy Mayor Ndu Council), next after gentleman WICUDA General President

High Table at Celebrations

Guests, Papa J from Arizona USA, etc & WICUDA BAMENDA Branch Members

Guest Being Introduced By Branch President Mr. Chris Mbunwe

Guest Greeting the populations

Another National Exco Member Standing Being Introduced to population by Mr. Chris Mbunwe - WICUDA Bamenda Branch President

High Table: In Traditional Regalia 1st Deputy Mayor Ndu Council and National President WICUDA

Bamenda WICUDA 2014 New Year Cultural Festivities

Job Opportunities/Embassy of the United States Yaounde, Cameroon

Travel Clerk/Expeditor/Driver

The U.S. Embassy in Yaounde has an opening for a Travel Clerk/Expeditor/Driver. This position is located in Yaounde.

Opening Date: December 30, 2014

Closing Date: January 13, 2015

Work Hours: Full time 40 hours/week

Grade: FSN-06; FP-08

NOTE: ALL NON-CAMEROONIAN APPLICANTS MUST HAVE THE REQUIRED WORK AND/OR RESIDENCY PERMITS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR CONSIDERATION.

BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION

Under the direct supervision of the Senior General Service Officer and operational guidance from the Travel Assistant and Motor Pool Supervisor, incumbent provides expediting, driving, and a range of clerical travel services to U.S. Mission employees. Duties include: preparing all types of travel documents such as travel authorizations, requests for foreign visas, diplomatic notes, country clearances; meeting and assisting official travelers; making airline and hotel reservations; driving assigned vehicle within the city or vicinity, keeping assigned vehicle clean and in presentable condition at all times, keeping track of vehicle operation records, making minor repairs as necessary.

The complete list of duties and responsibilities of the position is available at:

http://yaounde.usembassy.gov/pd044-2014.html

Qualifications Required:

Note: All applicants must address each selection criterion detailed below with specific and comprehensive information supporting each item.

1. Education: Completion of High School (GCE “A” level, Baccalauréat or equivalent) is required.

2. Experience: At least three years’ experience in travel and/or tourism, with at least one year serving as driver/expediter, is required.

3. Language: Level III (Good Working Knowledge) Speaking/Reading/Writing English and French are required and will be tested.

4. Knowledge: Applicant must have a good working knowledge of travel logistics, airport, hotels, city streets and districts. Job knowledge may be tested.

5. Skills/Abilities: A valid driver’s license (Categories B, C, and D) is required. Incumbent must be able to pass the pre-employment eye examination; is expected to be highly flexible in terms of being able to work during the week and weekends to cover mission requirements; must have good mechanical skills and know routine maintenance checks and service for vehicles; must be able to communicate clearly and effectively by telephone and in person; must have good interpersonal skills, be tactful, yet effective in dealing with US Government and local government officials; must be computer literate in Microsoft Word and other software programs used pertaining to this position. Skills and abilities may be tested.

SELECTION PROCESS:

When fully qualified, U.S. Citizen Eligible Family Members (USEFMs) and U.S. Veterans are given preference. Therefore, it is essential that the candidate specifically address the required qualifications above in the application.

ADDITIONAL SELECTION CRITERIA:

1. Management will consider nepotism/conflict of interest, budget, and residency status in determining successful candidacy.

2. Current employees serving a probationary period are not eligible to apply.

3. Current Ordinarily Resident employees with an Overall Summary Rating of Needs Improvement or Unsatisfactory on their most recent Employee Performance Report are not eligible to apply.

4. Currently employed U.S. Citizen EFMs who hold a Family Member Appointment (FMA) are ineligible to apply for advertised positions within the first 90 calendar days of their employment.

5. Currently employed NORs hired under a Personal Services Agreement (PSA) are ineligible to apply for advertised positions within the first 90 calendar days of their employment unless currently hired into a position with a When Actually Employed (WAE) work schedule.

6. The candidate must be able to obtain and hold a Locally Employed Staff security clearance.

TO APPLY:

Interested candidates for this position must submit the following for consideration of the application:

1. Universal Application for Employment (DS-174) available online or at the Embassy; or

2. A current resume or curriculum vitae that provides the same information found on the UAE (see Appendix B); or

3. A combination of both; i.e. Sections 1 -24 of the UAE along with a listing of the applicant’s work experience attached as a separate sheet; plus

4. Candidates who claim U.S. Veterans preference must provide a copy of their Form DD-214 with their application. Candidates who claim conditional U.S. Veterans preference must submit documentation confirming eligibility for a conditional preference in hiring with their application.

5. Any other documentation (e.g., essays, certificates, awards) that addresses the qualification requirements of the position as listed above.

6. Additional information on how to apply for a position is available at: http://yaounde.usembassy.gov/job_opportunities.html

SUBMIT APPLICATION TO:Human Resources Office
P.O. Box 817,
U.S. Embassy Yaounde, Cameroon

Via email at: ydeapplicants@state.gov (Please, indicate the title of the position on the “Subject:” line) Electronic applications are strongly encouraged.

POINT OF CONTACT:Telephone: 2220-1500, Ext 4006FAX: 2220-1500, Ext 4532CLOSING DATE FOR THIS POSITION: January 13, 2015

The U.S. Mission in Cameroon provides equal opportunity and fair and equitable treatment in employment to all people without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, political affiliation, marital status, or sexual orientation. The Department of State also strives to achieve equal employment opportunity in all personnel operations through continuing diversity enhancement programs.

Sunday, 4 January 2015

ICT/Computer Science: Preview General Knowledge Questions For Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police(EOP)

December 8, 2014

"The President mimics a middle-school student overcome with emotion at meeting him during an 'Hour of Code' event to honor Computer Science Education Week at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building."
Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

Saturday, 3 January 2015

Nomination de magistrats au parquet général près la Cour Suprême

Décret N^o 2014/573 du 18 décembre 2014

Le président de la République décrète :

Article ler : Sont, pour compter de la date de prise de service, nommes aux postes ci-après au parquet général près la Cour suprême :

Procureur général

- M. Ndjodo Luc (Mle 105 974-D), magistrat hors hiérarchie ler groupe, précédemment preMler

avocat général près ladite Cour, en rernplacement de M. Rissouck a Moulong Martin, admis a faire

valoir ses droits a la retraite.

PreMler avocat général

- M. Mbengue Georges (Mle 134 094-V), magistrat hors hiérarchie 2eme groupe, précédemment

avocat général près ladite Cour, en rernplacement de M. NDJODO Luc, appele a d'autres fonctions.

Avocats généraux

-M. Ngatcha Isaiïe (Mle 167 986-X), magistrat hors hiérarchie 2eme groupe, précédemment avocat général près le Tribunal criminel spécial, en remplacement de M. Egbe Achuo Hilmann, appele à d’autre fonctions ;

-M. Tjalle II Jacques Frederic (Mle 149 995–A), magistrat de 4^ème grade, précédemment vice-président de la Cour d’appel de l’Ouest, en remplacement de M. Ejangue Ekambi Adolphe, appele à d’autre fonctions.

-M. Suh Alfred Fusi (Mle 167 791–O), magistrat de 4^ème grade, précédemment avocat général près la Cour d’appel du Sud–Ouest, en remplacement de M. Morfow Henri Njinju, appelé à d’autre fonctions.

Article 2 : Les intéressés auront droit aux avantages de toute nature prévus par la réglementation en vigueur.

Article 3 : Le présent décret sera enregistre, publie suivant la procédure d’urgence, puis inséré au Journal Officiel en fiançais et en anglais.

Yaoundé le 18 décembre 2014.

Le président de la République,

(é) Paul BIYA

Décret N^o 2014/572 du 18 décembre 2014

Le président de la République décrète :

Article ler: Est pour compter de la date de prise de service, nomme au poste ci-après au parquet général près la Cour suprême;

Avocat général

- M.Ayah Paul Abine (Mle 105 967-T), magistrat hors hiérarchie ler groupe, précédemment en détachement.

Article 2 : Les intéressés auront droit aux avantages de toute nature prévus par la réglementation en vigueur.

Article 3 : Le présent décret sera enregistre, publie suivant la procédure d’urgence, puis inséré au Journal Officiel en fiançais et en anglais.

Yaoundé le 18 décembre 2014.

Le président de la République,

(é) Paul BIYA

Nomination du chef de centre de documentation juridique, judicaire multimédia.

Décret N^o 2014/571 du 18 décembre 2014

Le président de la République décrète :

Article ler: Est pour compter de la date de prise de service, nommé au centre de documentation juridique, judiciaire multimédia :

Chef de centre :

- M. Bikoue Jean Jacques (Mle 151 794-A), magistrat hors hiérarchie 2ème groupe, précédemment conseiller à la Cour supreme, en remplacement de M. Awana Jean Claude, appele à d’autre fonctions.

Article 2 : Les intéressés auront droit aux avantages de toute nature prévus par la réglementation en vigueur.

Article 3 : Le présent décret sera enregistre, publie suivant la procédure d’urgence, puis inséré au Journal Officiel en fiançais et en anglais.

Yaoundé le 18 décembre 2014.

Le président de la République,

(é) Paul BIYA

Nomination de magistrats au siège du Tribunal Criminel Spécial

Décret N^o 2014/567 du 18 décembre 2014

Le président de la République décrète :

Article ler: Est pour compter de la date de prise de service, nommé post ci–aprs au siege du Tribunal Criminel Special :

Vice–Presidents

- M. Wanki Richard (Mle 118 305-), magistrat hors hiérarchie

- M. Wo’o Minko Blaise (Mle 554 916-A), magistrat hors hiérarchie 4^e grade, précédemment juge d’Instruction au Tribunal de Grande Instance du Wouri, en remplacement de Madame Khadidja Bouba épouse Mamadou, appelée à d’autre fonctions.

Article 2 : Les intéressés auront droit aux avantages de toute nature prévus par la réglementation en vigueur.

Article 3 : Le présent décret sera enregistre, publie suivant la procédure d’urgence, puis inséré au Journal Officiel en fiançais et en anglais.

Yaoundé le 18 décembre 2014.

Le président de la République,

(é) Paul BIYA

Best Images of 2014 and the stories behind them

March 23, 2014

"A great moment captured by Amanda Lucidon of the First Lady and daughters Sasha and Malia during their visit to the Great Wall of China." (Official White House Photo by Amanda Lucidon)