Mr. Nzume Mathias is an exceptional among men in a place where patriarchy rules: he is an advocate for gender equality and women’s rights. … Read More»

Long before Cameroon’s independence and the creation of women’s NGOs and microfinance institutions, grassroots women realized the need to empower themselves through local means. … Read More»

2 days before evacuation, children of the Ex-CTE Workers (mostly under 35 years) for the first time publicly gathered at the Labour Office and National Security here in Buea and organized an all-nig … Read More»

Women’s Day greetings: “Woman eeeeh!” Response: “eeeeh!” … Read More»

On 3rd March, the CTE erstwhile workers’ children (mostly under 35 years) for the first time publicly gathered at the Labour Office and National Security here in Buea. … Read More»

Today, 16th February marks the 7th day after the Ex-CTE Workers blocked the main road axis between the court junction and the central prison Buea. … Read More»

The ruling patriarchy is once more at work at the University of Buea (UB). … Read More»

For the past four months, if you take a walk or drive by the Labour office in Buea, Cameroon , you are bound to see over 500 people (mostly women 40 or older), sleeping, sitting or lying outside on t … Read More»

Hailing from a humble background, Ms. Josephine Mbasso Ezoy has always been passionate about education. … Read More»

Like any nation on this planet, its national anthem is symbolic. A national ritual representing the values and beliefs of that nation. … Read More»