Sexual violence in crisis zones: the necessity for an open conversation
“Sexual violence against women in conflicts dates back to antiquity and continues to this day in various battle zones. “The day was special at the embassy and in Israel because…
FSC-certified forests, home to larger animals, study finds
By Leocadia Bongben A study conducted in Gabon and Congo found that animals weighing more than 10 kg are more abundant in FSC-certified concessions than in non-FSC-certified forests. The Forest…
Dja Biosphere Reserve and Dja Faunal Reserve: What you should know
By Leocadia Bongben Look, there is no fuse about the Dja Biosphere Reserve. And that is the way it should be. Indigenous Baka communities live on the fringes of the…
AFCON 2025/WAFCON 2024: Morocco Gears Up To Host Back-To-Back Continental Showdowns As CAF Announces Dates
By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has unveiled the dates for Africa’s biggest football showdowns, both set to take place in Morocco. The prestigious Men’s Africa…
Deforestation-Free Cocoa: WWF rewards farmers, cooperatives in South Cameroon
Outstanding farmers in Mintom Municipality, South Region of Cameroon, practicing deforestation-free cocoa production have received awards and material from the World Wide Fund for Nature, WWF. Three cooperatives (SOCOCAM-COOPCA, SCOOPS-PROCAM,…
Combating the stigmatization of people living with epilepsy
By Leocadia Bongben “I had difficulties getting married. Many warned her not to marry a man living with epilepsy. I helped convince my wife, saying epilepsy is not a transmissible…
2026 World Cup Qualifiers: Lions Roar To Top Of Group D With 4-1 Victory Over Cape Verde
By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo Cameroon’s Indomitable Lions have clawed their way to the top of Group D in World Cup qualifying after dominating Cape Verde 4-1 in the qualifiers of…
World Environment Day: Dja Biosphere Reserve Gorilla, Chimpanzee, Elephant, population Increases
Interviewed by Leocadia Bongben Protection and conservation of the 1,3 m ha. of the Dja Biosphere faced with menace from poaching and intrusion remain daunting for management. The good news…