By Ahone Heidi  The Cameroon government has acknowledged domestic debt arrears totaling CFA671.7 billion ($1.1 billion), owed by various ministries, public institutions, and decentralized local authorities. These arrears owed
Dr. Mithika Mwenda, PACJA CEO By Elias Ngalame  Dr. Mithika Mwenda, Executive Director of PACJA has called on stakeholders to ensure Africa utilizes its critical minerals to drive a just
By Elias Ngalame AJESH (Ajemalebu Self Help), a home based NGO in Cameroon has been empowering  local forest communities, forest guard officers, traditional authorities and the administration through training in
Elias Ngalame  As part of an initiative to foster closer ties between the university, stakeholders and its surrounding communities, the University of Buea medical students successfully completed their health
Vegetable farmers in Akum, Santa   By  Ntungwe Ngalame Elias  Land degradation has had, and continue to have, severe impacts on crop production and supply chains in Africa,
The forests in the Campo area in the South region in Cameroon forms part of the rich Congo Basin forest. They are vital to people, wildlife, and the environment. The
By Mesumbe Nelly   On the occasion of commemoration of the 38th edition of the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, different stakeholders have voiced the need to promote
By Ngala Killian Chimtom   Essomba Dominique, a Baka man from Mindourou in Cameroon’s East Region, sits dulled-eyed in front of his hut, known in the Baka language as
By MAGISTRATE METIEGE DIVINE NJIKANG Â In Cameroon, the Legal Aid Commission (Commission d’Assistance Judiciaire) is a body responsible for administering the legal aid system. Its primary function is to
By Ahone Heidi  Professor Kingsley Ngange, deputy Vice Chancellor for Research, Cooperation and Relations with the Business World, University of Buea , has been knighted as notable by the