The Guardian Post: Dingana Raymond appointed NW, West Region Bureau Chief.

Dingana’s coming on board is to fill the vacuum created by the departure to the United States of America, USA, of the former North West and West Bureau Chief, Mboh Promise. 

Mboh was recently awarded a fully funded two-year MasterCard Foundation Scholarship to pursue a Master of Journalism at the University of California, Berkeley.

The Guardian Post Publisher said Dingana’s recruitment and appointment falls in line with the desire and commitment of the media organ to better serve the ever increasing readers of the newspaper with quality information.

Ngah said despite drastic drop in sales, two English-speaking regions remain a fief of The Guardian Post as an English language newspaper. 

He appointment is to ensure the newspaper maintains its position as Cameroon’s best and most influential media outlet.

“The Guardian Post as Cameroon’s most widely read newspaper remains committed to sustaining and improving its standards. We already have the best team but we think there is need to bring other good hands on board,” Ngah explained. 

The Managing Editor, Doh Bertrand, described the recruitment and appointment of Dingana Raymond as timely.

“Dingana is well-known name in the media landscape in the North West Region. His coming on board will help the media house better cover and give visibility to news stories in the North West and West Regions,” Doh said. 

The Managing Editor sounded upbeat Dingana will in a very short while better master the inner workings of The Guardian Post and contribute to the growth of the media house. 

About the new NW, West Region Bureau Chief 

Dingana Raymond Gweningom is an award-winning journalist with nearly a decade of experience in print and broadcast journalism. 

He currently serves as Manager of Abakwa FM Radio, a leading radio station in Bamenda. Dingana is also the Founder and Publisher of an online news site, Drayinfos.com.

Over the years, he honed his reporting skills as contributor to several print media organs, including; The Post, The Star, and NewsWatch. 

He is also the Secretary General of the Bamenda Chapter of the Cameroon Association of English-Speaking Journalists, CAMASEJ.

He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree (BSc) from the Department of Communication and Development Studies, CADS, in the University of Bamenda, UBa. 

This article was first published in The Guardian Post Edition No:3884 of Thursday August 20, 2026