When you follow Etta Eyong, a veteran African journalist known for breaking stories across politics, sports, and technology. Also known as Etta E., she brings clarity to complex issues and makes them easy to grasp.
Her coverage of the Nobel Peace Prize, the world’s most prestigious award for peace advocacy shows how African leaders influence global dialogue. At the same time, she dives into Premier League, the top tier of English football that attracts millions of African fans, linking match results to local economies and cultural pride. When identity systems shape voter registration, Identity Management, the technology that ties citizens to digital IDs becomes a political flashpoint, and Etta explains the stakes in plain terms. These three domains—peace awards, football, and digital IDs—intersect in the lives of everyday Africans, and her reporting threads them together with real‑world examples.
Below you’ll see a curated list of her recent pieces. From a Venezuelan opposition leader clinching the Nobel Peace Prize to Manchester United’s transfer drama, each article reflects Etta Eyong’s knack for turning headlines into stories that matter to readers across the continent. Expect analyses that blend political insight, sports excitement, and tech trends, all written in a style that feels like a conversation with a trusted friend. Dive in to discover how African news shapes the global picture and how you can stay ahead of the curve.
Levante forward Etta Eyong earns his first Cameroon call‑up for October World Cup qualifiers, joining stars like Onana and Aboubakar as the Lions chase direct qualification.
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