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31/01/2025

As we mark Cervical Cancer Awareness Month this January, the importance of education, vaccination, and screening cannot be overstated. Cervical cancer is a preventable disease, yet it remains a leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women worldwide. In an effort to raise awareness and promote prevention, the regional hospital has been actively campaigning for cervical cancer awareness. We had the opportunity to sit down with the Director of the regional hospital, Dr Denis Same, and one of the staff members, Dr. Mbaku, to discuss the importance of cervical cancer prevention and the hospital's efforts to combat this disease. Here's what they had to say...

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30/01/2025

The village of the Moon Goddess

Akira, a young girl with exceptional spiritual gifts, embarks on a sacred journey to plead with the Moon Goddess to end a devastating drought in her village. Her quest takes her to the heart of African mysticism, where she discovers the true source of the drought and the power to restore balance to her community.

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30/01/2025

A Rich Man's Diary

Step into the lavish world of Njika, a self-made millionaire with a life of luxury and excess. But beneath the surface of his wealth and success, lies a complex web of relationships, power struggles, and personal demons. Join Njika on his journey as he navigates the cutthroat world of business, family, and identity. Will his wealth and status be enough to bring him true happiness, or will it ultimately be his downfall? Dive into 'A Rich Man's Diary' to find out.

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30/01/2025

Beneath The Shadows Of Bushu.

In the small village of Bushu, secrets and lies simmer just below the surface. Akwi, a beautiful and vibrant young woman, seems to have it all - a loving husband and a comfortable life. But behind closed doors, she harbors a deadly secret that threatens to destroy everything she holds dear. As the truth begins to unravel, Akwi's world is turned upside down, exposing the dark underbelly of Bushu's seemingly idyllic community. Will Akwi find redemption, or will her secrets forever haunt the shadows of Bushu?

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29/01/2025

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: A NECESSITY IN TIMES OF CRISIS.

Episode 1: St Thierry University at 6th Graduation and Matriculation Ceremony.

In a region ravaged by the Anglophone Crisis, St. Thierry University stands out as a beacon of hope, providing professional and vocational training instructions to young Cameroonians. The university's commitment to empowering youths with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in a challenging economy is truly commendable.

On January 24, 2025, St. Thierry University celebrated its 6th graduation and matriculation ceremony at the PC Ntamulung Hall in Bamenda.The ceremony was attended by dignitaries, parents, and guardians, and featured the graduation of students from various programs, including paramedical, IT, industrial, agricultural, and vocational training. The matriculation of new students for the 2025-2026 academic year was also held, marking the beginning of their journey towards acquiring valuable skills and knowledge.

Dr. Tassang Thierry highlights the institution's efforts in addressing the challenges posed by the Anglophone Crisis. "We have faced many obstacles, but we have continued to provide high-quality professional and vocational training instructions to young Cameroonians," he said.

The advantages of professional and vocational training instructions in a challenging economy are numerous.

As St. Thierry University continues to grow and expand its programs, it is clear that it will remain a leading provider of professional and vocational training instructions in the region. Its commitment to empowering young Cameroonians with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in a challenging economy is truly commendable, and its efforts in addressing the challenges

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29/01/2025

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: A NECESSITY IN TIMES OF CRISIS.

In a region ravaged by the Anglophone Crisis, St. Thierry University stands out as a beacon of hope, providing professional and vocational training instructions to young Cameroonians. The university's commitment to empowering youths with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in a challenging economy is truly commendable.

On January 24, 2024, St. Thierry University celebrated its 6th graduation and matriculation ceremony at the PC Ntamulung Hall in Bamenda.

The ceremony was attended by dignitaries, parents, and guardians, and featured the graduation of students from various programs, including paramedical, IT, industrial, agricultural, and vocational training. The matriculation of new students for the 2024-2025 academic year was also held, marking the beginning of their journey towards acquiring valuable skills and knowledge.

In her address, Mrs. NWA Nee Ndifon Anna, the Regional Delegate of Employment and Vocational Training, commended the institution for its commitment to vocational training and job creation. Dr. Tassang Thierry, the Director of St. Thierry University, expressed his gratitude to the guests and highlighted the institution's focus on empowering youths and local communities.

Dr. Tassang Thierry highlights the institution's efforts in addressing the challenges posed by the Anglophone Crisis. "We have faced many obstacles, but we have continued to provide high-quality professional and vocational training instructions to young Cameroonians," he said.

The advantages of professional and vocational training instructions in a challenging economy are numerous.

As St. Thierry University continues to grow and expand its programs, it is clear that it will remain a leading provider of professional and vocational training instructions in the region. Its commitment to empowering young Cameroonians with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in a challenging economy is truly commendable, and its efforts in addressing the challenges.

27/01/2025

ST. THIERRY UNIVERSITY CELEBRATES 6TH GRADUATION AND MATRICULATION CEREMONY

In a joyous and momentous occasion, St. Thierry University celebrated its 6th graduation and matriculation ceremony on January 24, 2024, at the PC Ntamulung Hall in Bamenda. The event marked a significant milestone in the institution's journey, as it continues to empower young Cameroonians with technical and professional skills.

The ceremony was officiated by Mrs. NGWA Nee Ndifon Anna, the Regional Delegate of Employment and Vocational Training, who commended the institution for its commitment to vocational training and job creation. Dr. Tassang Thierry, the Director of St. Thierry University, expressed his gratitude to the guests and highlighted the institution's focus on empowering youths and local communities.

St. Thierry University, established in 2015 in Kumbo Bui Division, has consistently demonstrated its dedication to providing quality education and training. With over 500 job creators graduated, the institution has made a significant impact in the region.

The ceremony featured the graduation of students from various programs, including paramedical, IT, industrial, agricultural, and vocational training. The matriculation of new students for the 2024-2025 academic year was also held, marking the beginning of their journey towards acquiring valuable skills and knowledge.

In her address, Mrs. NWA Nee Ndifon Anna emphasized the importance of vocational training and encouraged the graduates to be job creators rather than job seekers. She also commended the institution for its efforts in providing quality education and training.

Dr. Tassang Thierry outlined the institution's plans for the future, including the establishment of a factory for food processing and other industrial activities. He also emphasized the institution's commitment to empowering youths and local communities.

The graduates and matriculants expressed their gratitude to the institution and pledged to make a positive impact in their communities. The event was attended by parents, guardians, and dignitaries from various sectors.

St. Thierry University's 6th graduation and matriculation ceremony was a testament to the institution's dedication to providing quality education and training. As the institution continues to grow and expand its programs, it is clear that it will remain a leading provider of vocational training and job creation in the region.

Report: Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy

27/01/2025

TINGUH CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT UNION LTD (TICCUL) Successfully Holds 18th Annual General Meeting

In a remarkable display of resilience and determination, TINGUH CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT UNION LTD (TICCUL) held its 18th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on January 19, 2025, at the All Saints Parish Hall Bayelle in Nkwen Bamenda. The event brought together the President, Management, staff, and over thousands of members from across the nation and beyond.

Despite the challenges posed by the ongoing crisis in the Northwest and Southwest regions, TICCUL has continued to demonstrate its commitment to its members and the community. The AGM provided a platform for the union to review its activities in 2024, discuss its projections, and outline its plans for 2025.

TICCUL's total membership stood at 6,983 as of December 31, 2024, with 322 new members joining despite the crisis. The union's share accounts recorded a total of 243,844,000 as of December 31, 2024. Outstanding loans amounted to 1,359,007 as of December 31, 2024. The 2025 budget was approved, with a focus on ensuring financial stability, sustainability, and improvement of regulation on member states.

Dr. Monju Johnson Vishi, President of TICCUL, expressed his gratitude to the members for their massive attendance despite the challenges. He highlighted the union's efforts to improve security measures, manage resources, and curb delinquency. Dr. Vishi also emphasized the importance of membership canvassing, performance-based work methods, and the re-activation of dormant accounts.

The Board's 2025 action plan includes intensifying membership canvassing, improving staff productivity, and ensuring the security of TICCUL offices and properties. The plan also focuses on continuing the 3-year 2024-2026 Restructuring and sustainability plan.

Overall, TICCUL's 18th AGM demonstrated the union's commitment to its members and the community, despite the challenges posed by the ongoing crisis. With its focus on financial stability, sustainability, and improvement of regulation, TICCUL is poised for continued growth and success in 2025.

Report: Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy

24/01/2025

ELECAM North West Region Evaluates Preparedness for 2025 Presidential Elections

In a significant step towards ensuring a free, fair, and transparent electoral process, the North West Regional office of Elections Cameroon (ELECAM) convened a meeting on January 22, 2025, to evaluate the region's preparedness for the upcoming presidential elections. The meeting, chaired by Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, Chairperson of the Electoral Board, brought together various stakeholders, including political representatives, mayors, MPs, councilors, and ELECAM staff.

Despite the ongoing armed conflict in the region, voter registration in the electoral register has shown a remarkable increase in 2024. The region effectively registered 28,600 voters, scoring a percentage of 108.2%. This achievement is a testament to the efforts of ELECAM and the cooperation of the local population.

Mbowoh Elias, the Regional Delegate of ELECAM North West, presented the voters' registration situation in the region, highlighting the targets assigned to each division. The divisions of Bui, Donga Mantung, Menchum, and Ngoketunjia all exceeded their targets, with percentages ranging from 103.5% to 118.6%.

Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe emphasized the importance of collaboration and support from all stakeholders in ensuring the success of the electoral process. He acknowledged the challenges faced by the region, including security issues and the need for stability.

The meeting also underscored the significance of the 2025 presidential elections, which are scheduled to take place on October 5, 2025. With the election looming, ELECAM is working tirelessly to ensure that the process is credible, transparent, and peaceful.

As Cameroon prepares for this critical election, the international community is watching closely. The election's outcome will have significant implications for the country's future, including its regional security and economic development.

In conclusion, the ELECAM North West Region's evaluation of preparedness for the 2025 presidential elections is a positive step towards ensuring a successful electoral process. With the cooperation of all stakeholders and the commitment of ELECAM, Cameroon can look forward to a peaceful and credible election.

22/01/2025

Njikum Musa's Tribute: Praise for Government's Agricultural Initiatives

Hon. Njingum Musa MP Ngoketunjia' passionate speech during Minister Mbairobe's visit to Ngoketunjia still resonates in the minds of many. As he praised the government's efforts to support rice farmers, his joy and gratitude were palpable.

The minister's visit was a significant milestone in the region's agricultural development. The handing over of essential rice farming inputs and machinery to farmers marked a new chapter in the region's quest for self-sufficiency in rice production.

The most striking thing was Hon. Njingum Musa MP Ngoketunjia's heartfelt appeal to the population of his constituency and separatist fighters in the area. His words were laced with a deep sense of responsibility and a genuine desire to see his people prosper.

Listening to his speech, many couldn't help but feel a sense of hope for Cameroon's rice sector. For too long, the country has relied heavily on imported rice, but with the government's support and initiatives like the one launched during Minister Mbairobe's visit, there's a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel.

Report: Wirngo Peter

21/01/2025

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20/01/2025

Good News for Rice Farmers in Cameroon!

In a move to boost rice production and improve the livelihoods of farmers, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Gabriel Mbairobe, recently visited the North West Region of Cameroon. During his two-day visit, which took place from January 16 to 17, 2025, the minister handed over essential rice farming inputs and machinery to farmers in the region.

The visit was a huge success, with rice farmers cooperatives in Ndop at the Upper Noun Valley Authority UNVDA receiving farm inputs, including fertilizer, herbicides, and small farm equipment. The minister also launched a mechanization program, which includes combined harvesters, tractors, and wind rollers, to increase rice production and productivity.

According to the minister, the government has put in place measures to increase rice production in the region, including the development of over 2,000 hectares of land for irrigated rice production. A modernized rice mill is also being planned for the region.

The General Manager of UNVDA, Eric Adangfung, expressed his gratitude for the support, stating that the new equipment will help improve the quality and quantity of rice produced in the region.

The visit was also attended by the Governor of the North West Region, Adolf Lele, and other dignitaries. The farmers and local authorities praised the government's efforts to support the agricultural sector and improve the livelihoods of farmers.

This development is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and contribute to the government's goal of achieving food security, import substitution while encouraging local rice production and improving the standard of living of the population.

Report: Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy

18/01/2025

Tribute to Stephen Ndzerem: A Humanitarian Giant

The North West region of Cameroon is mourning the loss of a remarkable individual, Stephen Ndzerem, CEO of SHUMAS organisation in Bamenda. Ndzerem who hails from Nso in Bui Division was a renowned humanitarian and development expert, passed away on January 17, 2025. His dedication to improving the lives of vulnerable communities has left an indelible mark on the region.

As the CEO of SHUMAS, Ndzerem oversaw numerous initiatives in education, health, agriculture, and environment. His organization's humanitarian response to the Anglophone crisis has been particularly noteworthy, with over 80% of their budget allocated to this effort. SHUMAS' interventions have spanned various sectors, including water, health, nutrition, protection, and shelter.

Ndzerem's commitment to collaborative work with the government and other NGOs has been a hallmark of his leadership. He believed in the importance of transparency and regular reporting, ensuring that SHUMAS' projects were always in harmony with existing laws.

In a recent interview(23rd December 2024), Ndzerem expressed his optimism about the future, stating that he was convinced the Anglophone crisis would soon be over. He also announced SHUMAS' 30th-anniversary celebrations, which were set to start in 2026 and culminate in 2027.

Ndzerem's passing is a tremendous loss to the humanitarian community, but his legacy will continue to inspire future generations. Our thoughts are with his family, colleagues, and the countless individuals whose lives he touched through his remarkable work.

16/01/2025

16/01/2025

Cameroon's North West Region Receives Significant Budget Boost

The North West Region of Cameroon has been allocated 94 billion francs for its 2025 budget, marking a 16% increase from the previous year's budget. This substantial boost is expected to drive socio-economic growth and development in the region.

The budget prioritizes key projects, including infrastructure development, regional development plans, and social programs. Significant investments will also be made in environmental projects, electrification, education, and healthcare.

Governor Adolf Lele Lafrique emphasized the importance of this budget in reclaiming and developing the region. The increased allocation is a welcome development for the North West Region, which has faced significant challenges in recent years.

With this injection of funds, the region is poised for growth and development, and its citizens can look forward to improved living standards and economic opportunities.

12/01/2025

12/01/2025

DR Congo's Plan to Execute Gang Members Sparks Concerns

The Democratic Republic of Congo's decision to execute over 170 inmates on death row for armed robbery has raised concerns among human rights activists. The inmates, known locally as "Kulunas" or "urban bandits," were flown to a high-security prison in the northern Mongala province, where they will face ex*****on.

While some residents welcome the measure as a means to restore order and security, others fear the risks of abuse and human rights violations. Espoir Muhinuka, a human rights activist, warns of the possibility of extrajudicial ex*****ons and emphasizes the need for strict respect for judicial procedures and fundamental guarantees.

Instead of capital punishment, experts suggest addressing the root causes of crime, such as poverty, unemployment, and social exclusion. Research shows that providing support services and job opportunities can significantly reduce recidivism rates. For instance, a study found that ex-offenders who were referred to employment programs had a significantly lower recidivism rate of 5% compared to those who were not.

Implementing rehabilitation programs that focus on education, job training, and counseling can help gang members reform and reintegrate into society. Engaging with local communities to address social and economic issues can help prevent gang formation and recruitment. Implementing restorative justice programs that focus on repairing harm and promoting healing can help victims and offenders find closure and move forward.

By adopting a more holistic approach to justice, the DR Congo can address the complex issues surrounding gang violence and promote a safer, more equitable society for all.