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21/03/2025

REMEMBER
Afu Stephen

On March 22, 2024, our own Afu Stephen -- "unrepentant" trade unionist, educationist, media personality, human rights activist -- passed on. Tomorrow, Saturday, March 22, 2025, marks the first anniversary of his passing.
On this anniversary, Press and Associates, NDEFCAM Radio remembers his eventful life not just as a friend, panelist, and anchor but as a trade unionist who spoke truth to power and impacted the lives of many.
It is also an opportunity for us to pay tribute to the other media personalities who preceded Afu: Manaseh Vushigho, Peterkins Manyong, and Christopher Ndikum Munelah.
We invite friends, famlly, colleagues and listeners to call in at 676258917 to participate OR send in their tributes on WhatsApp at 677748769/681707272.

May their souls RIP.

15/11/2024

NDEFCAM PERSPECTIVE

From a strategic perspective, Donald Trump's re-election introduces complexities and potential shifts in the international approach to Cameroon's Anglophone Crisis. During his first term, the Trump administration's engagement with the conflict was relatively muted. However, with the crisis now more deeply entrenched, Trump's second term could see a more proactive and assertive U.S. stance.

One possible avenue is increased diplomatic pressure on Yaoundé. This might involve targeted sanctions against key officials or economic measures that pressure the government to take more decisive action. The U.S. could also work within international organizations to rally broader support for human rights and conflict resolution initiatives, thereby amplifying global scrutiny on Cameroon's handling of the crisis.

Tibor Nagy's resurfacing lends weight to this possibility. His assertions suggest that the U.S. might now be more inclined to hold Yaoundé accountable for its lackluster response to the conflict. This pressure could drive the Cameroonian authorities to engage more seriously with Anglophone leaders, potentially leading to meaningful dialogue and reforms that address longstanding grievances.

Simultaneously, the Norwegian court's decision to extend Ayaba Cho's incommunicado detention for an additional two weeks is significant. Ayaba Cho is a pivotal figure in the Anglophone movement, and his prolonged detention could impede his ability to lead and negotiate. However, this situation could also draw international attention to the human rights dimensions of the crisis, possibly galvanizing further international support for a peaceful resolution.

Collectively, these developments have the potential to either exacerbate the conflict or serve as a catalyst for change. If international pressure, particularly from the U.S., is effectively applied, it could encourage the Cameroonian government to pursue negotiations and implement reforms. This might include granting greater autonomy to the Anglophone regions or addressing issues of marginalization and discrimination. The hope is that these efforts could lead to a reduction in tensions and a path toward lasting peace in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon.
Affair a suivre
Ndeh Edmond

11/09/2024

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Please let's all be watchful. Do not send CV's or money to anyone.
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Thank you for your understanding.
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22/08/2024

Community Journalists Gather for KCOA Bio-Agricultural Workshop in Banjoun.

Mbouo-Banjoun, August 21, 2024
In an inspiring move towards sustainable agriculture, over 20 journalists from community radio stations across the national territory have come together for a workshop on the KCOA bio-agricultural project. Organized by the Centre Polyvalent De Formation in Banjoun. This event kicked off on Tuesday and aims to equip participants with vital knowledge and skills in bio-agriculture.

Throughout the workshop, attendees are being immersed in innovative methods that prioritize the health of the soil and the environment. Key topics include the use of microorganisms to naturally fertilize the soil, the production of compost manure, and the critical importance of avoiding toxic fertilizers that can harm the ecosystem.

A central theme of the workshop emphasizes the philosophy that "let your food be your medicine." This powerful reminder encourages participants to think beyond traditional fertilization methods, advocating for the development of soil health over mere chemical application.

As community radio journalists, these attendees play a crucial role in disseminating this important information back to their listeners, fostering a greater understanding of sustainable farming practices. The knowledge gained here is not just about agriculture; it’s about nurturing a healthier future for both the land and the people who rely on it.

Stay tuned for more updates from the KCOA bio-agricultural workshop, as we continue to follow the journey of these dedicated journalists committed to promoting sustainable agriculture across the nation.

Ndeh Edmond

09/08/2024

NDEFCAM PERSPECTIVE.

This is a moment for us to reflect on a distressing situation unfolding in our community of Bamenda. It has come to our attention that some households in Bamenda are resorting to the unacceptable practice of dumping sewage from their toilets into the gutters, creating a hazardous and unsanitary environment that is affecting the entire neighborhood.

At the entrance to Moitsa Hotel on Ghana Street, the overpowering stench of toilet waste has become so pervasive that it is preventing anyone from passing through the area. As a result, the nearby eating spots have been forced to shut down due to the unbearable conditions caused by the noxious odors.

It is truly disheartening to witness such a blatant disregard for public health and basic sanitation. How could individuals be so thoughtless as to pollute their own community with sewage, putting the health and well-being of all residents at risk of potential epidemics? This behavior is deeply concerning and must be addressed with urgency.

The sanitation service of the Bamenda City Council must take immediate and decisive action to address this serious issue. Failure to do so could have dire consequences for the entire community, potentially leading to a public health crisis that could have been prevented.

The situation directly opposite the entrance to Moitsa Hotel on Ghana Street is a clear example of the urgent need for intervention. The commercial residential facility that is discharging toilet wast into the gutters must be held accountable and brought to order to prevent further harm to the community.

City authorities must prioritize the health and well-being of all residents by swiftly addressing this alarming state of affairs. The current conditions are unacceptable, and the community deserves better.

Is this right? Absolutely not. The disregard for public health and environmental standards demonstrated in this case is alarming and cannot be tolerated. The community must come together to demand accountability and ensure that such reckless and harmful practices are eradicated.

Let us all reflect on what we can do as a community to address this pressing issue and work towards creating a clean, safe, and healthy environment for all residents of Bamenda.

How can we, as a community, come together to address the issue of households in Bamenda emptying sewage into the gutters, creating a hazardous and unsanitary environment for everyone? What steps can the sanitation service of the Bamenda City Council take to prevent such practices and safeguard public health? How can we hold those responsible for this irresponsible behavior accountable and ensure that measures are put in place to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future? Share your thoughts and ideas with us as we strive to address this critical issue affecting our community's well-being.
Affair a suivre.
Ndefcam Radio Bamenda.