Society

Council, Social Affairs representatives, Facilitators, Volunteers pose with trainees By Njodzeka Danhatu Over the years, persons living…

The  All  Ndian  Peace and  Development  Conference  has prompted  many  who heaved a sigh of relief  that …

Blue Empire Holdings, CYA officials, Miss Skill Festival laureates, others outside BEH office in Buea By Andrew…

Nkwetacha Stantis Leku, teacher killed by gunmen during attack By Andrew Nsoseka The Mayor of Wabane Council,…

By Andrew Nsoseka  Journalists and Communication Stakeholders are advocating for an amendment of certain provisions of Cameroon’s…

Reach Out, a non-governmental peace and humanitarian organisation has rallied women leaders of some civil societies in the Southwest Region of Cameroon to collectively discuss the challenges they encounter in building peace, and proffer solutions to them.

A Journalist turned Arts Therapist and Mental Health Practitioner, Franca Ma-ih Sulem Yong has dedicated her life…

The Founder and Executive Director of Reach Out civil society organisation, Esther Njomo Omam, has won The Guardian Post’s 2021 Civil Society Activist of the Year Award.

Indigenes and inhabitants of Lower-Bokova in Buea Subdivision are now taking a cautious sigh of relief after the Minister of State Property, Surveys and Land Tenure annulled an irregularly established super land certificate that handed over 20hectares of community land and farms to a certain Nomen George Tchapchet.
Even with the Ministerial decision, the locals are still living in fear as a former military commander, Fobang Obadia alongside an armed group are still terrorising locals, claiming that they are on duty guarding Minister Mbah Acha Rose’s five hectares share of the grabbed land, from being reclaimed by locals.

The She Builds Peace campaign launched by Reach Out in Cameroon’s Southwest region is a global collaborative campaign to support women peacebuilders to soar, by ensuring their safety and protection, fulfilling obligations to make peace and security inclusive, and appreciating and resourcing the critical work women peacebuilders do to build a future in which all can flourish in.