NOCC raised awareness on the need to scrupulously observe basic rules of hygiene and sanitation, notably the systematic washing of hands with clean water and soap before meals and after the use of latrines…
YVE-Cameroon is mobilizing Cameroonians for productive participation at COP29 and getting their voices on the subject of climate change.
“Free trade in these trade agreements are beneficial to the Cameroonian economy but much more have to be done to ensure that our businesses can effectively leverage and benefit from these trade agreements.” Henri Kouam said.
“Frustration, harassment and violence have a physical impact on humans. Being in a state of discomfort could expose one to any kind to diseases. Diabetes, hypertension and many others. Mental, it will put you in a state of depression, illicit drug consumption and even push you into suicide.”
Each year, about 1 in 5 adults experience mental illness, with anxiety and depression being most common. In commemoration of
WFP has welcomed a US$ 1 million contribution which will enable them to empower local smallholder farmers, particularly women and youth, by promoting climate-resilient and sustainable farming practices, such as using drought-resistant crops and efficient methods.
“Our goal was to encourage these young women to dream big and understand that they can achieve their aspirations. We want them to leave with a renewed sense of self-worth, confidence in their abilities, and a commitment to education as the foundation for a successful future. By fostering a belief in their potential, we hope to cultivate a generation of women who are not only dreamers but also doers” …
The CDC intends to double its efforts with the Ministry of Public Health and partners to end the HIV and TB epidemics in Cameroon by 2030 through sustained treatment and prevention efforts, ensuring every individual living with HIV and TB receives the care they need.
“You have got experts attacking, and you have people without much training defending. We try
to show people without much training how they can defend themselves”
Student associations like that of the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, (FAVEMSA) University of Buea are reading the signs
