World Humanitarian Day: Doctors Without Borders pushes for better journalism
Renowned international and independent organisation, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has urged journalists to strengthen their understanding of humanitarian work and […]
Renowned international and independent organisation, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has urged journalists to strengthen their understanding of humanitarian work and […]
The case of Cameroon, where a banned satellite service tests the limits of national security, regulatory sovereignty, and digital ambition
Stakeholders during Yaounde confab on forest conversion Stakeholders drawn from some countries in the Central African subregion have taken the
Before her appointment, she served as ChargΓ©e d’Γtudes at the Ministry of Communication.
Supporting journalists early, while they are still students or recent graduates, allows those values to develop before professional routines become entrenched.
For years, Etoudi Market offered residents a predictable shopping routine. Buyers knew exactly where to find vegetables, smoked fish, spices or household items.
This year’s award seeks to spotlight stories that show how thoughtful, evidence-based, and solutions-oriented journalism can contribute to safer and more resilient communities.
“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.
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.
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 Quβon Ne Brise Pas.