Hypertension, often referred to as the “silent killer,” is responsible for over 17,000 fatalities annually across Cameroon. This pervasive condition impacts approximately one in three adults nationwide. Notably, its prevalence is considerably higher in urban centers such as Yaoundé and Douala compared to rural and semi-urban localities. Current statistics revealContinue Reading

Society Cameroun dismantles human trafficking network luring youths with fake foreign job offers Posing as legitimate multi-level marketing firms, operators baited job seekers with promises of lucrative overseas employment before ensnaring them in exploitation schemes. The trap was sprung by gendarmerie units in multiple cities. Under the guise of networkContinue Reading

Despite robust legislation enacted over fifteen years ago, smoking in public venues remains a widespread and largely unpunished practice across Chad, particularly within its bustling capital, N’Djamena. A short walk through N’Djamena vividly illustrates the stark contrast between legal mandates and daily reality. In major marketplaces like the Central MarketContinue Reading

In the vibrant coastal city of Dakar, Sénégal, a transformative initiative is making powerful waves. The Black Girls Surf association is skillfully harnessing the power of the ocean to guide young girls who have become disengaged from their studies back into the classroom. Through the exhilarating and empowering sport ofContinue Reading

Schools in Chad are grappling with a growing crisis of student indiscipline that threatens the nation’s future leadership. Addressing this challenge requires a shared commitment between educators, families, and society to restore discipline and prepare the next generation for their roles in building a stronger nation. Classroom disruptions escalate acrossContinue Reading