Cameroon

Aakwiita ya Cameroon 12 ya dhipagelwa moshiponokela shuusiku wa piti koongamba na Nigeria

Aakwiita ya Cameroon yeli 12 oya dhipagelwa moshiponokela shuusiku womandaaha kongundu yuukulo yo IS koongamba na Nigeria,shiikwatelela ketanga lyopakwiita lya Cameroon. oshiponokela osha thigi wo aakwiita oyendji yeehamekwa nosha holoka momudhingoloko go Lake Chad pooha nondoolopa Wulgo,shiikwatelela kuuministeli nena. Onzonkundana yo Africa news oya lopota kutya omanga kaapena ongundu yeya poluyela moshiponokela,aanambelewa oya fekele kutya osha ningwa kaakwiita yo Boko Harama nenge ongundu yawo yo IS.’ Ongundu yo Boko Harama,kwali […]

27 March, 2025

Oshiwambo

Omupresitend omukokele muuyuni,Paul Biya ongula ota gwanitha omimvo 92

Omuresitend gwa Cameroon Paul Biya,omupresitend omukokele muuyuni,ongula ota gwanitha omimvo 92,sho a kala koshipundi omimvo dha konda 40,ashike onkee inaashi tseyika ngele ota kongo oshikako shilwe momahogololo gonuumvo. Aantu oyendji mwa kwatelwa oompilameno dhoka dha topoka ,odhili momalimbililo gomuleli,ngoka a sindana omahogololo oshikando shotango mo 1982,noka shi shiwike ngele otaka kutha ombinga geliko mu October.

12 February, 2025

Africa

Mysterious African manatees inspire a growing chorus of champions

By Petro Kotzé, via Mongabay As a young student, Aristide Kamla had “big plans” when he traveled to Lake Ossa in Cameroon to conduct his master’s degree fieldwork with the little-known African manatee. He was hoping for a manatee count and a management plan to come out of the expedition on the roughly 4,000-hectare (10,000-acre) lake. But securing grants was difficult for this budding researcher, so his first funder […]

10 September, 2024

Africa

Cameroon spends 90% of Chinese development loans on its French region: this could deepen the country’s divisions

By Afa’anwi Ma’abo Che, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University In Cameroon, violent clashes between government forces and separatists from the English-speaking parts of the country started in 2017. Since then, at least 598,000 people have had to leave their homes and about 2 million have been left in need of humanitarian aid. The anglophone crisis resulted from the government’s repressive response to largely peaceful protests in 2016-2017. Protesters were […]

12 August, 2024

Africa

Africa plays big in a list of top global startup ‘ecosystem contenders’

By Conrad Onyango, bird story agency Africa has the potential to almost double its representation in a prestigious ranking of the world's top 100 startup hubs as cities from its unranked countries control the list of top contenders to watch out for, according to a global index. Currently, only 13 African countries feature in the Startup Blink’s Startup Ecosystem Report 2024, in a list […]

17 June, 2024

Africa

Displaced by violent conflict: the world’s most neglected crises are in Africa – six essential reads

By Kagure Gacheche, The Conversation The Norwegian Refugee Council recently released a report highlighting the 10 most neglected displacement crises in the world in 2023. Nine of the 10 countries are in Africa – the only non-African country on the list is Honduras in central America. Neglect, according to the council, is characterised by a lack of media coverage, inadequate humanitarian funding and insufficient […]

10 June, 2024

Africa

A mixed bag for Elon Musk’s space internet in Africa

By Conrad Onyango, via bird story agency As Elon Musk-owned Starlink internet service reaches a new global milestone of 3 million users in nearly 100 countries, it's a mixed bag for its operations in Africa. "Congratulations to the @SpaceX team on passing 3 million customers in 99 countries! And thanks to you for buying @Starlink!" Musk recently thanked Starlink and users on X for the milestone. On its progress report, […]

27 May, 2024

Africa

Two new malaria vaccines are being rolled out across Africa: how they work and what they promise

By Jaishree Raman, National Institute for Communicable Diseases Malaria incidents are on the rise. There were 249 million cases of this parasitic disease in 2022, five million more than in 2021. Africa suffers more than any other region from malaria, with 94% of cases and 95% of deaths worldwide. This year two revolutionary malaria vaccines are being rolled out across the continent. Nadine Dreyer asks Jaishree Raman […]

23 April, 2024

Namibia

UNESCO Projects Empower Journalism Education in Africa

UNESCO launched projects in 10 African journalism schools, benefiting over 735 students, 556 journalists, and 123 educators. These initiatives aimed to strengthen journalism training, focusing on areas like data journalism, environmental reporting, gender diversity in news, media sustainability, and marginalized community coverage. The projects also enhanced capacity and expertise among faculty members. Aside from schools from Namibia, Ethiopia, Morocco, Kenya, Malawi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cameroon, Ghana, South […]

19 April, 2024