CTNP is opening doors for Cameroonโs next generation of Journalists
Supporting journalists early, while they are still students or recent graduates, allows those values to develop before professional routines become entrenched.
Safe Haven Foundation empowers Digital Advocates to take lead against Rape
“The H.I.P.E.R.S. project was designed to strengthen community awareness on rape prevention, empower survivors and young girls with digital advocacy skills, and promote safer, more supportive communities through innovation and technology,” said Bongdzeem Emilien, Founder and Executive Director of Safe Haven Foundation.
New Address, Same Mission: Summith relaunches digital platform for African Entrepreneurs
Businesses visiting Summith.com will continue to find opportunities to increase their visibility, improve their credibility and prepare for investment. The platform brings together SME subscriptions, business listings, founder visibility tools, investor-readiness pathways, business insights, podcasts, newsletters, events, learning opportunities, hub bookings and community engagement.
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History will be written in August 2026 when award-winning Cameroonian journalist and gender and disability rights advocate Comfort Mussa will publish her debut novella titled The Shape of Unbroken Things/Ce Quโon Ne Brise Pas.
Cameroon Youth unite behind Economic Commitment for Inclusive Growth
At the heart of the maiden edition of the Nation Youth Economic Forum 2026 was the signing of the Youth Economic Commitment, a document that seeks to move youth priorities beyond recommendations into the national legislative agenda.
Protecting Innovation on a Budget: Lessons for Cameroon’s Startups
“Many startups assume cybersecurity requires expensive software and dedicated security teams, but a lot can be achieved using tools they already have,” Felix Fomengia, Cybersecurity expert.
Day of the African Child: Bringing Vision and Opportunity to every Child in Cameroon
Quality education is a fundamental right of every child. It shapes futures, expands opportunities and helps break cycles of poverty.
Pregnancy Shouldnโt Be a Career Risk – Comfort Mussa on Job Insecurity for Women Journalists in Cameroon
I have seen cases where women return to work barely three weeks after giving birth because staying home longer means risking job loss.
Intโl Womenโs Day: Judith Yah Sunday celebrates CAMTEL Amazon women in bluetiful ceremony
Through initiatives like the โCAMTEL Digital Women,โ the institution is working tirelessly to bridge the digital gap, and so far, it has trained thousands of young girls in digital skills, including coding and cybersecurity.
โConnecting a woman means connecting a family and accelerating the national economyโ, the General Manager explained.
MSF @40 Celebrates Humanitarian Efforts in Cameroon
For four decades, the organization has been at the forefront of humanitarian medical assistance in Cameroon, constantly providing support to populations in distress regardless of their race, religion, or political beliefs.