PRC TV: New Programme Season Launched

T he television channel of the Presidency of the Republic known as PRC TV, on No­ vember 6, 2026 launched its new programme season. Under the general supervision of the Mi­ nister, Director of the Civil Cabinet, Samuel Mvondo Ayolo, the channel began broadcasting at 6:00 pm. Coin­ cidently, it was the 44th anniversary of the ascension to power of the President of the Republic, Paul Biya and his actions at the helm of the nation in the course of his mandate occupied a considerable portion of the new programme of PRC TV. It is a bilingual channel with presen­ tations in the two official languages. Programmes began with the Coor­ dinator of the television channel, Marc Omboui, presenting their ob­ jectives; communicate on the activi­ ties of the Head of State, geared at improving the wellbeing of Came­ roonians, his policies and vision for the country, and his daily activities. It had two bilingual presenters dres­ sed in attires that portray the cultural zones of the Fatherland. There was equally a brief presentation of the team of PRC TV. The first programme to be aired was a documentary on a typical Friday at the Lamidat of Ma­ roua. The goal was highlighting its devotion to unity and living together, concluded with an interview of the Lamido, Yerima Bakari. Then followed another documentary on the Mina­ wao refugee camp in the Far North Region. The idea was portraying the camp as a symbol of President Paul Biya’s humanitarian activities. Daily activities at the camp, including self- empowerment initiatives like agri­ culture, handicraft, fish farming, ac­ cess to health care, education, the interviews of the Governor of the Region, officials of UNHCR and others were shown to viewers. Next came the bilingual newscast, which began an hour after the launch of the new programme season. It opened with the major events of the day. Titled “November 6: A Day, Two Eve...