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By Martial Gnoukapasi.  "This gift will help my mother to be able to send me to school this year now that my father is not here. It will assist me to take notes and gain lessons on all that will be taught us by our teachers...I thank the minister of defence for the gift. It will help us to start the school year "   The above statement, was made by Nji, an 11-year- old pupil who gained admission and will be moving to form one come september 2nd 2019.       The sad part of this new academic journey of his is that, his father who served in the Cameroon military won't be there to accompany him, owing to the hard fact that he was lost to the enemy at the battle front.      At the Friday August 30th 2019 ceremony, organized on the behest of the head of state, for school kits to be handed to kids belonging to families of vigilantic troops and soldiers from the north west region, who died while serving the nation, that took place at the head quarters of the 5th military region in

By Martial Gnoukapasi.  The over 60 media men and women affiliated to the Cameroon Community Media Network(CCMN) took the commitment to henceforth report the anglophone crisis alongside other conflict sensitive stories in accordance with the moral principles of humanity, at the end of a 3-day workshop on crisis reporting organized by the Peace Journalism and Conflict Transformation Project of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon(PCC), that took place in Bafoussam west region of Cameroon .     "The anglophone crisis has breed a new atmosphere for  journalists practicing in these regions... and for them to be able to walk this line and survive, they must be able to tell the stories professionally and the way they are supposed to be told, while craving for peace....the various actors involved in this crisis wants the journalists to  tell the stories from their angles...  reason why this workshop on crisis reporting and the project in general seek to inculcate in journalists skills tha

By Martial Gnoukapasi.  The newly elected bureau to coordinate and pilot respectively the people and activities of the Nigerian community in Bamenda, chief town of the north west region of Cameroon has been installed.     Members of the bureau were commission into their functions by the Cunsel general of Nigeria in Buea, his excellency IBRAHIM M. BASHIR with firm instructions for the Nigerian citizens in the town to respect and Commit themselves to the laws and disciplines of their host country.      The diplomat charge with relations between Cameroon and Nigeria in the two English north west and south west regions, at the highly animated and colorful ceremony that took place Sunday July 28th at the Bamenda congress hall, commended the electoral commission for the credible elections conducted on nov. 4th and 11th 2018. He saluted  the union for operating a rotational presidency which makes it possible for member states that form the Bamenda chapter to have a taste of executive power ir