Cameroon’s new forestry, wildlife and fisheries law marks a major step forward in the fight to protect the nation’s rich biodversity, Cameroon’s government and WildAid said on Wednesday
In a statement released, Tuesday September 3, 2024, the U.S. Embassy in Yaoundé expressed deep “concerns” about the “recent incidents and threats in the Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon.”
By Abuck Cheng Honorine Monday September 2nd wasn’t a good morning at all for the Journalism family as the wicked hands of death snatched Beng Humphrey at 28years only. This
As Africa’s Environment Ministers meet to discuss the continent’s most pressing environmental challenges, WWF has called on them to reaffirm their commitment to developing an ambitious, effective and just global
New Report on horrific Human Rights abuse that facilitates illicit natural resource extraction in DRC Relying on the forced evictions of Indigenous Peoples from their land, fortress
BY Elias Ngalame A regional workshop to put in place a functional platform of ecosystems of the Mount Mandara Plateau held in Yaounde September 2-4, 2024. The meeting to
Elite of the Bajoh Rural Development Association, BRDA, abroad and at home are concerned about the lone secondary school in Ekanjoh-Bajoh on the verge of collapse and in dire need
PRESS RELEASE – ACCER AWARDS Abidjan, 31 August 2024 – The Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) has honored outstanding journalists reporting on environmental and climate change issues in
A new driving training institution has gone operational in Mile 4 LIMBE, Mola Moka Driving School . The school is bilingual offering driving lessons in French and English. The
By Elias Ngalame In alignment with the pursuit of Sustainable Development Goal 4, which focuses on ensuring quality education, Education Partnership Cameroon, EDUPAC, a fast growing philanthropic organisation based