SÜPER LIG: Samuel Eto’o scored two goals and distributed one assist to
help Antalyaspor win against Galatasaray this Saturday, April 16, 2016.
Final score: Antalyaspor 4 -2 Galatasaray
The most trilling Big Dreams Entertainment artist Locko releases yet another breath taking video Online. This video already stars on the top 30 songs on the famous channel Trace Africa.
The super talented artist whose songs are now hitting all towns of Cameroon got a mastery of the love rythmz. After Margo and ndutu he has been up and about with the performances on several stages. His voice is out of Earth
Dans mon ré is the 5th Track from the EP SKYZO released on January 1st. The video has been shot between Abidjan and Assinie beach in Ivory coast . In this song Locko gives more of his Rnb influence both in French and Eng. Song Video was directed by Framzy Baby
Kevin Darling on the rise, fall and plummet of West Ham’s Barcelona
loanee who looked a world beater two years ago but is now relegated to
the reserves.
When Alex Song outclassed Yaya Toure in a dominant midfield display
as West Ham beat Manchester City 2-1 at Upton Park in October 2014,
something didn’t feel right about it.
Anyone who witnessed the dreadlocked Cameroonian’s majestic
performance – relentlessly winning tackles, gracefully orchestrating
attacks, heroically leading his team-mates – was left baffled at how Sam
Allardyce’s uninspiring Hammers outfit been allowed to sign a bona-fide
world class talent from Barcelona for free and then unleash him on the
Premier League with devastating effect.
A La Liga winner at the Nou Camp, a star of Arsenal’s midfield until
his big-money move to Spain, not old, not injured, playing for West Ham
when he was plainly good enough to walk into any team in England. What
was the catch?
Did he have an underlying medical issue? Was he about to be arrested
for arms trading? Was it the strange way he wore his shorts? Was it his
wacky dress sense involving an array of extremely silly hats?
Apparently not. For Hammers fans, the catch was simply that they had
only signed Song on loan (albeit on a sensational deal that meant Barca
would pay the entirety of his reported £90,000-a-week wages for the
season). And while they dreamed of somehow negotiating a permanent
transfer for their new star player, it seemed certain that once the year
was up he would move on to bigger and better things.
It hasn’t quite worked out that way.
Eighteen months later, Song is still at West Ham, and still on loan.
But Friday’s news that Norwegian defensive midfielder Havard Nordtveit
will move to east London in the summer looks like the final confirmation
of what many have long suspected: Song is no longer wanted in east
London. And worryingly for the 28-year-old, he doesn’t appear to be much
in demand anywhere else either.
After being relegated to the bench in recent weeks, Song has not even
made the squad in West Ham’s last two matches, despite not being
injured. It is rumoured that the club would be forced to sign him
permanently if he plays a certain number of games this season –
something they appear very keen not to do.
With a year still to run on the five-year contract he signed at Barca
in 2012, Song is set to return to the club who can’t seem to give him
away. They’ve already tried once.
Last summer, West Ham had a free run at a player who only months
earlier was considered to be out of their league. In July 2015 reports
emerged that the Hammers would sign Song for a “knockdown” £5m – a
fraction of his value when he first joined them.
However, this already bargainous price was soon downgraded to a free
transfer – seemingly a sensational coup for a player of Song’s quality –
but the Hammers decided against that too.
With question marks over an ankle injury Song had sustained at the
tail-end of last season, chairman David Sullivan opted for another year
loan, with an option to buy.
Another reason for the new-found caution was that Song’s form over the course of the 2014/15 season had deteriorated.
Although he sustained the exceptional level of his Man City display
until Christmas, at which time the Hammers were making an unlikely push
for a Champions League spot, from January onwards both club and player
went emphatically off the boil.
While Allardyce paid for the team’s slump with his job, Song’s demise
was more mysterious. The Hollywood passes that always found their mark
in the first half of the season suddenly became liabilities that
frequently gifted away possession. The tenacity of Song’s early displays
was replaced by a more lackadaisical air.
With injury cited as a potential factor, the Hammers took what
Sullivan called a “gamble” to sign Song for a second season. But after
being ruled out in the opening months of the campaign, Song appears to
have been fighting fit ever since.
The question marks now appear to be over his ability to cut it at the top level.
There have been good moments this season, notably another imposing
performance in the home match against Man City in January, but also
nonchalant showings that have frustrated the crowd which adored him a
year ago.
One addition to Song’s wacky wardrobe this season has been a pair of
protective eye glasses – worn for medical rather than fashion reasons.
Song tossed the spectacles aside half-way through the aforementioned Man
City match because he claimed he could see better without them.
But entertaining eye-wear has not been enough to propel Song ahead of
Cheikou Kouyate, Mark Noble and Pedro Obiang in Slaven Bilic’s midfield
pecking order – and the Croatian is not the first manager to eschew
Song’s obvious assets.
Barcelona’s Luis Enrique won’t give him a look-in, Cameroon excluded
him from their squad following the 2014 World Cup and prompted his
retirement from international football, while Arsene Wenger has shown no
desire to take Song back to Emirates despite his obvious availability.
The only team offering an olive branch to Song last summer were West
Ham – and even then only on their own hugely advantageous terms – and
now they don’t want him either.
But can a great player become a bad one overnight? Has Song already
lost it at 28? Is he really such an objectionable character? Would
Barcelona fork out £15m for a mug?
Surely not, which means there is only one explanation for his current predicament. It’s those silly hats.
The star emerged after it was reported she is still seeing the singer who is more than 10 years her junior
Kourtney Kardashian is still winning at life after dropping badboy Scott Disick.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star
, who is looking better than ever, recently stepped out in a baggy
pinstripe shirt and tight ripped jeans as she kept things casual for a
studio day in Van Nuys, California.
She wore her hair scraped back in a loose ponytail and headed to her car wearing black suede boots.
There's a smile back on Kourtney's face recently, after her split from Scott, and now we all know who could have put it there.
Splash
Kourtney Kardashian is seen in Los Angeles
@justinbieber / instagram
Justin is still seeing Kourtney
The mum-of-three, 36, is allegedly still hooking up with Justin Bieber , 22, as fans continue to bombard her with questions about their relationship on Twitter.
According to sources, their relationship has been "on and off" for the last few months.
She
was pictured at the pop star's concert in Los Angeles in late March
after first sparking rumours they were seeing each other last year.
A source told People: "They have hooked up a few times, including recently. It happens in LA.
The mum-of-three looked hot
"He has met her kids, but they don't hook up around the kids. It's on nights when she has help and is able to go out."
The source added: "Kourtney is great. Justin thinks it's cool that she is older and hot. She isn't clingy and has her own life.
"There
are no bad consequences for Justin to hook up with her. She is very
easy going and just makes it fun for him to be around her."
Splash
Kourtney keeps it casual in LA
Bieber, who is thought to be FINALLY moving on from on/off
girlfriend Selena Gomez, previously spoke out about his link to
Kourtney.
The Sorry hitmaker was quizzed about his 'fling' with Kourt and replied: "I'm being used, man. What can I say?"
Host
Bert Weiss pushed the star further, asking: "Is there anything there?",
to which the singer said: "Nah, we'll leave it at that."
The Cameroonian subsidiary of the South African telecommunications
operator MTN International announced on 11 April 2016 in an official
communiqué that it was launching a national campaign to re-register its
subscribers.
This campaign which will last until June 2016, the operator stressed,
“is meant to verify the identity of MTN subscribers and register those
who are not yet subscribers. Through this new campaign, MTN Cameroon is
working to fully comply with the directives of the Prime Minister, who,
through a decree issued on 3 September 2015, provided new directions to
mobile operators in the subscribers registration process”.
To all its subscribers, MTN Cameroon is advising that to ensure that
their previous registrations comply with the new requirements formulated
by the government, each one of them “can send a free SMS with the word
“Status” to 8758. If the return SMS indicates the registration as
incomplete, the subscriber must absolutely get registered again, to
avoid having their number deactivated from the network starting from 1st
July 2016”.
On this subject, we can recall that during the 2014-2015 period,
mobile operators in Cameroon had to suspend about 6 million mobile chips
deemed “suspect”, the telecoms regulatory body revealed in October
2015, during a meeting on the economic consequences of the Simbox fraud
in Cameroon.
The new directives from the government in terms of registration of
subscribers in the mobile sector, we note, come in a context marked by
the terrorist attacks committed in Cameroon by the Nigerian Islamist
sect Boko Haram, attacks in which mobile telephones were sometimes used
to activate the explosives carried by kamikazes.
At the same time, the Sim box fraud is growing in the country. This
practice which consists in, through the use of a batch of SIM cards,
making international calls as if they were national calls, officially
led to the loss of about FCfa 18 billion by the four local mobile
operators in 2015, and cost FCfa 4 billion to the Cameroonian state in
unpaid taxes on the calls thus diverted.
Privately-owned tech start-ups - or 'unicorns'
- are worth more than a billion dollars and Africa has its first one in
the shape of the Africa Internet Group.
While many think the next
one will emerge from the obvious technology centres in Nairobi, Cape
Town or Lagos, it is just possible that it may come from Buea - a small
town in south-west Cameroon.
It is amazing to know that the President's call for Cameroonian youths to get innovative with the use of modern technology was already being widely exhibited. In as much as the town of Buea is definitely the land of Education and entertainment of all sorts, it is now becoming the top environment with the hottest and highly ambitious young tech minds like the likes of Njorku, ActiveSpaces, ColorFluid just to name a few
We can only hope that it gets better with time. However, the question is, where is the Cameroon government in all this? What are they doing to ensure that these young minds with this awesome projects can have them exhibited successfully. Like I said, we can only but hope for progress in this sector.
The most sensational and breath taking Shalom releases yet another single that you dont wanna miss out on.The single is titled "I don Win". The expression of God's grace on our individual lives. She expresses this marvelous message in pidgin English, French and the English language.
Winning in life is possible all the time Christ Jesus. No matter what
you are going through, "I don Win" is a dance victory song for all
moments. Celebrate victory given to us over all circumstances and
situations.
The song is all what you will want to dance to and shake out the stress.
Source: Mirroruk
Source: Mirroruk
