Cameroon joined the world to say the planet matters
By Leocadia Bongben Yaoundé, the city of seven hills, came alive on Saturday as thousands of Cameroonian youth joined 180 other countries to commemorate Earth Hour. WWF organized the event…
An updated management plan, key to sustainable shrimp sector
By Leocadia Bongben Artisanal fishermen, industrial enterprises, processors, and retailers are just a few of the many stakeholders, the shrimp business supports which is important to the nation’s socioeconomic framework.…
Biosecurity: safety and security measures start with women
By Leocadia Bongben Women are at the forefront of food and animal production and equally, prepare food to feed their families, necessitating biosecurity measures. Women need to be aware that…
Living with epilepsy in the crisis-hit Anglophone Cameroon
By Leocadia Bongben Living with epilepsy has never been easy, but it is even harder in a conflict setting such as the Anglophone conflict in the North-west and South-west regions…
E-woman conference 2025: women elevating women
By Leocadia Bongben The E-woman Conference in Yaoundé was a moment of redefining womanhood and igniting change. It was a time for women to rediscover who they are and fulfill…
“We are fulfilled when we help others rise”-Dephine Nforgwei
The E-woman 2025 conference in Yaounde has made history with attendees from various backgrounds. An initiative that aims to raise awareness about the redefinition of womanhood, celebrates and supports women’s…
“The forest is vital for society”-Pupil
By Leocadia Bongben “The forest is where trees grow, animal habitat, and importance for the world,” is the take-home message for Penyongo Manie Myra, a class six pupil of Les…
“No Pangolin On My Plate” campaign: 59 restaurants pledged to stop serving pangolin meat
Some 59 restaurants have pledged to stop serving pangolin meat as part of WildAID’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” campaign. Campaigners visited 394 eateries that serve bush meat and traditional…
PRESBOOK Stands Accused: The Ordeal Suffered by Cameroonian Writers: The Case of Kenjo Jumbam
By Martin Jumbam Mention the name Kenjo Jumbam to the hearing of most Anglophone Cameroonians, who came of secondary-school age in the 80s and ’90s, and the reaction would almost…
Illegal Ivory trade: two arrested in Douala
By Leocadia Bongben Two persons found in possession of two elephant tusks and attempting to sell them in the Bonaberi neighborhood have been arrested for wildlife trafficking in the Littoral…