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IGPCM liaison officer Calls for Investment in Dialogue, People and Trust as World Marks International Day of Peace.
He highlighted conflicts and humanitarian crises in Cameroon, Sudan, South Sudan, the DRC and Central African Republic as urgent reminders of the cost of war. He urged communities to invest in local dialogue, education, healthcare, justice and opportunities for young people rather than conflict economies.
Apostle Dr. Njinkeng Samuel Calls on Government to Address “Love”-Based Killings in Cameroon.
Deaths resulting from intimate relationships are increasingly raising concern in Cameroon, with families losing children, parents, brothers and sisters in circumstances allegedly linked to relationships described as “love.”
Kumba Councillor Calls for Female, Youth Education Amid Reports of Newborn Abandonment
He said properly educated young people are better positioned to make responsible decisions for themselves and their communities. His remarks come amid growing concerns over reports of newborn abandonment, including the discovery of a lifeless newborn baby at Lawyers Enow Street in Kumba. Mbah stressed that Cameroonian life has value, urging communities to keep talking about such issues and promote responsible behaviour among young people.
Killings of Spouses in Cameroon Spark Debate Over Homicide, Gender and Relationships.
Apst Dr. Njinkeng argues that these incidents should not automatically be classified as femicide or linked to feminism. He calls for a careful examination of the individual circumstances and motives behind each killing. The debate highlights broader concerns over human rights, gender-based violence and the protection of lives in Cameroon.
Barrister Ndohmunang Nickson Mbimbui Explains Legal Limits on Noise Pollution by Churches in Cameroon
Barrister Ndohmunang Nickson Mbimbui says Cameroon’s legal framework can balance religious freedom with the need to prevent public nuisance
IDNet Cameroon SETS PRIORITY PROJECTS TO PROMOTE INCLUSION
Communities may discriminate against certain people or groups for several reasons, including lack of awareness, cultural beliefs, stereotypes, fear of difference, poverty, misinformation, and unequal access to power and resources. In the case of IDNet Cameroon, the organisation challenges this exclusion and promotes inclusion. Its focuses on persons with albinism, disadvantaged children and widows, reflects situations where people may be denied equal opportunities, protection, inheritance rights or participation in community life
Renowned peace advocate and Executive Director of Reach Out Cameroon, Esther Omam, has extended words of condolence to families whose relatives died in the Limbe flood incident
Hours after the Limbe flood incident, peace advocate, Dr. Esther Omam, executive director of Reach out Cameroon has extended words of condolence to families of victims, who were trapped during the Limbe flood incident. She also appealed for caution amongst the inhabitants of Limbe and beyond. Read her reaction below.
Active Citizen Participation: The Missing Link in Community Development
Editorial: Active Citizen Participation: The Missing Link in Community Development. By Sake Grace-Brenda
"If Cameroon Develops Menchum Falls Hydro-Electric Power Plant, it will provide enough electricity to power Northwest /Southwest region, and western regions of Cameroon". Elias Kari tasks government
Elias Kari, a Cameroonian entrepreneur, believes the country's authorities have neglected the vast potential of Menchum Division, particularly the Menchum Falls
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