The Guardian Post

The Guardian Post was created in 2001 under very dire, cataclysmic and tumultuous circumstances. The Guardian Post, which is cherished by many, haunted by some, but read by them all, first hit the newsstands on August 30, 2001. The newspaper has over the years trudged rough and tumultuous roads but it surmounted these countless challenges and continued to march on. The media outfit metamorphosed from a weekly to a bi-weekly, tri-weekly, and later five times a week (January 2016). On Sunday February 7, 2021, the Sunday edition of The Guardian Post hit the newsstands. This was a major milestone in the print media in Cameroon. This edition has been receiving applause from across the board. In January 2022, the Saturday edition of The Guardian Post, dedicated purely to sports, was launched. This thus made The Guardian Post the only newspaper in Cameroon and in the entire CEMAC Sub region, that publishes all seven days of the week – Monday to Sunday. The newspaper is endowed with a cream of seasoned editors and reporters planted in the towns of Yaounde, Bamenda, Douala, Limbe, Buea, Kumba, Maroua and other towns of the country, who ensure that the news published is verifiable. Through its middle-of-the-road editorial policy and objective approach to issues, The Guardian Post trudged valiantly on the path to journalism excellence with unbending reputation, earned through its credible and objective reporting; despite teething challenges. Also, The Guardian Post Magazine was launched in November 2019 and is published as a quarterly glossy magazine.