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Only Accelerated job creation, integration can save Africa-Expert

Published on 06.12.2018

Professor Paul Collier, one of the world's most influential development economists, warns that Africa's “easy decade” of accelerated economic growth is coming to an end, and only accelerated job creation and integration will ensure sustainable growth and development across the continent. Dr. Collier, Professor of Economics and Public Policy in…

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WHO Experts on why HIV epidemic is not over
Published on 04.12.2018
Fear, stigma and ignorance. That is what defined the HIV epidemic that raged through the world in the 1980s, killing thousands of people who may…
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Dr. Fomunyoh’s proposals to end crisis in NW,SW regions
Published on 21.11.2018
Dr Christopher Fomunyoh, Regional Director at the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, has presented ten points which to him, if applied, will put an…
Opinion column
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I ran for president in Cameroon. Here’s what I learnt
Published on 15.11.2018
Cameroon’s electoral system is deeply lopsided. Citizens will only stand for that so long. On 6 November, Paul Biya was inaugurated for the seventh time.…
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Cameroon: Divisions Widen Ahead of Presidential Vote
Published on 04.10.2018
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2018 Presidential election:Opposition alliance this weekend or no more

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Published on 28.09.2018 par Franklin Sone Bayen* Opinion
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Published on 25.09.2018 par Marriane Enow Tabi Ideas
International Crisis Group commends proposed AAC III

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Published on 18.09.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
Ayah Paul blasts SW elites’ call to militarise region

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Published on 28.08.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
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Published on 23.08.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
Report highlights evidence of atrocities in Cameroon

The Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect has published a report which shows evidence of atrocities commited by security…
Published on 16.08.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
Anglophone General Conference inevitable-Ayah Paul Abine

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Published on 02.08.2018 par Ayah Paul Abine (Magistrate) Opinion column
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The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E. Moussa Faki Mahamat says the African Union is is concerned about the security…
Published on 17.07.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
Can Cameroon Become an Emerging Economy by 2035?

Cameroon aspires to become an emerging economy by 2035. She plans to achieve this through: implementing an ambitious industrialization strategy;…
Published on 21.06.2018 par Dr Fuein Vera Kum (Economist) Opinion column
UN’s emergency response plan for crisis stricken Cameroon

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Published on 29.05.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
Cameroon: US Ambassador’s statement on Anglophone crisis, elections

After meeting with President Biya ,ay 17, US Ambassador to Cameroon, Peter Barlerin's statement to press focused on US cooperative…
Published on 18.05.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
World family day: UN chief says family is key in achieving SDGs

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Published on 15.05.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
National Day: Presidential acts to ensure unity

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Published on 14.05.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
WB approves approves fund to support refugees, host ommunities in Cameroon

The World Bank approved an International Development Association (IDA)* package of $274 million today for four projects focusing on helping…
Published on 07.05.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
2018 Labour Day: What hope for Cameroonian workers?

Cameroonian workers on May 1, joined millions of workers all over the world to mark the 132nd edition of the international labour…
Published on 02.05.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
Ban on Political Debates: Cameroon wants democracy but practices the opposite

Cameroon’s media regulator, dubbed the National Communication Council, NCC, has once again, banned political debates on air in the build-up…
Published on 14.03.2018 par Marriane Enow Tabi Ideas
Is Cameroon gradually becoming another Rwanda?

When the international community ignores ethnic cleansing, it often ends up with a massive bill. If history teaches us anything…
Published on 12.03.2018 par Rebecca Tinsley Opinion column
Defining The Narrative – Celebrating Our Women!

March is a transition month. In many parts of the world, it represents the true end of year-end festivities, and…
Published on 07.03.2018 par Emeke E. IWERIEBOR Ideas
Akere Muna entreats Francophones to support protesting Anglophones

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Amnesty International, Human Rights & Cameroon’s Military

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Published on 10.08.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
Anglophone leadership blamed for slow action!

“Yes Cameroonians of the English extraction have been on school strike for circa one academic year but her leadership…
Published on 09.08.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
“Structural Adjustment: Not Again!” – Hon Fobi Nchinda Simon, SDF MP

Hon Fobi Nchinda Simon, SDF Member of Parliament for the Bamenda/Bali Constituency is vehemently against another structural adjustment program for…
Published on 09.08.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
Disaster risks of plastic waste on agriculture, climate change

In Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon alone, 50 metric tons of plastic fragments food packages, straws and table water bottles and…
Published on 04.08.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas
Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis at the crossroad

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Published on 04.08.2017 par Crisis group Ideas
Deacon Tassang’s second epistle to Dr Munzu

Dear Dr Munzu, Cheers. For all the fine writing and defence, you still have not made the point. Am surprised…
Published on 24.07.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
Dr Simon Munzu fires back at Wilfred Tassang

Dear Wilfred, I am the one who should be asking: “Do you really hate me this much”? My comfort in…
Published on 24.07.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
Tassang, Dr Munzu clash over Southern Cameroons’ independence struggle

Wilfred Tassang, one of the leaders spearheading from exile, the on-going protests in English-speaking Cameroon is currently in a war…
Published on 24.07.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
Refugees Need More Than Progressive Policy: Lessons from Cameroon

While Uganda has been touted as Africa’s model for refugee policy, Cameroon also has forward-thinking laws for the displaced. But,…
Published on 20.07.2017 par Veronique Barbelet Ideas
Macron’s Election, the Anglophone Problem and the Generational Question (1)

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Published on 13.07.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column
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Published on 12.07.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column