International Forests Day : “Every time we cut a tree, we should replace it”
Cameroon’s minister of Forestry and Wild life says consistent tree planting remains the best way out of rampant deforestation in
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Auteur : Kathy Neba
Senatorial Elections : Vote Counting Commission Gets to Work
The vote counting commission has been installed, four days after the March 12 senatorial elections in Cameroon. The commission was
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Telecoms experts set to bridge digital divide in Francophone Africa
An estimated 7.87 million people use the internet in Cameroon, while about 70% of the country’s population, mainly in rural
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Home-grown School Feeding: Game-changer for Cameroon’s School Children
It is 7am in Ngangasaou, a small village some 45 km away from Ngaoundere town, capital of Cameroon’s Adamawa region.
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Price Hikes : Households Grapple With Cost of Cooking Oil
There has been a national outcry over the prices of cooking oil in Cameroon. The cost of the commodity has
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Food Poisoning: Doctors Prescribe Caution During Festive Season
The festive season is around the corner and holiday makers will get to eat at will, and sometimes having to
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UB – JMC: Meet Dr. Nengieh Lizzie Wantchami new HOD
The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) of the University of Buea (UB) has a new Head of Department,
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Experts Discuss Innovative Management of Public Health Emergencies
Public health experts from Cameroon and some international health organizations have been discussing how to improve the management of public
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Climate Change : Cholera Among Major Health Concerns of the Season
Cameroon has been grappling with a cholera outbreak since October 2021, but it is not yet over. As the country
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Medically Assisted Reproduction: CHRACERH Sticks to the Rules
Almost five months after the June 29 law on Medically Assisted Reproduction (MAR) was voted, the Director General of Gynecological
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