Dr Michael Njume Ebong By Dr Michael Njume Ebong Puzzling statistics : Africa’s agricultural performance in the past several decades exhibits puzzling statistics. The region accounts for more than half of
One of the main outcomes expected from Belém is a set of indicators that would help countries track progress on climate adaptation. But African and Arab countries say otherwise –
By Dr Peter Mbile In a recent exchange on social media, I sensed a kind but implicit challenge from Dr Ebini. Whether intended or not, the message seemed
Over 140 countries to participate as Team Kenya unveiled under the “Taekwondo Values For Climate Action” sustainability banner Nairobi, November 13, 2025: Kenya has confirmed it is fully prepared to
Professor Willibroad Dze-Ngwa By Prof. Willibroad Dze-Ngwa During his investiture following the October 12 Presidential Election, President Paul Biya announced the resumption of suspended PhD programs and the resumption
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Besong Ntui Ogork, SOWEDA GM SW region remains the highest producer of cocoa in Cameroon- ONCC The South West Development Authority, SOWEDA has distributed over FCFA 22 million worth of
A new cohort of Epidemiologists have joined the ranks of specialists in this field in Africa.The graduates sang and clapped as they celebrated their training success recently reaching a personal
By Clement N Nkumbe Legal and Human Rights Expert, Nkumbe Clement Elections are always governed by two somewhat distinct principles: legality (the formal institutions, rules, statutes, courts) and legitimacy
Cameroon has strengthened control on public workers wages and compensation spendings with the publication of a new salary and pension framework by the Ministry of Finance. The initiative designed