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By Martial Gnoukapasi CAMASEJ and LOYOC Brandish MoU after signing The National Office of the Cameroon Association of English-speaking Journalists in Cameroon (CAMASEJ) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Local Youth Corner (LOYOC), intended to foster sustainable development in the country. The MoU signed today January 29th in the nation's capital Yaounde, will last for four years with a possibility of a renewal. The Memorandum of Understanding requires both parties to work tirelessly in achieving peace and prosperity in Cameroon via staff exchanges, project design and implementation. Speaking at the signing, CAMASEJ national president Jude Viban described the partnership as " Momentous ". " This is Momentous, and we think this is the way to go. It is important to build bridges with partners who share our vision and who can help us attain our main objectives - improve the professionalism of our members " he said Achaleke Christian Leke, director

By Martial Gnoukapasi  Board president(top left), GM(top right), Cooperators(bottom) Members of the ntarinkon credit union, Ntaccul has appreciated efforts made by the union to take them far away from poverty despite the difficult business environment and other challenges They lauded the efforts of those they entrusted the structure into their hands to manage, Sunday January 28th in Bamenda, at the 2023 Annual General Assembly Meeting. The union in an effort to combat poverty amongst members and helping them grow in their various sector of activities, granted loan to a total of 35,734 members, which according board president Fru Isaac Taku in his management report, benefited both male and female creditors and over one thousand groups. "These helps the members in their various activities when they require loans to develope themselves, which also helps to finance the economy. Amongst our members are contractors and most of them also need loans to finance their contracts, we also hav

By Martial Gnoukapasi CAMTEL'S GM Judith Yah Sunday epse ACHIDI addressing experts at digital infrastructure days In line with activities to celebrate it's 25th anniversary, Cameroons Telecommunication, CAMTEL, the public telecommunications operator of the state of Cameroon has shared and exchanged with stakeholders, strategies the public corporation is putting in place to develope Cameroon's digital infrastructure. The one-day exchange with telecommunication expert dubbed " Days of Digital Infrastructure " showcased CAMTEL'S determination to guarantee connectivity amongst individuals and government services. Speaking at the event, Tuesday January 16th in the nation's capital Yaounde, the General Manager Judith Yah Sunday epse ACHIDI said the digital infrastructure days presents an opportunity to expose Cameroon's Telecommunications potential in digitally driving the country's economic environment forward. Such days according to her, also present

By Martial Gnoukapasi Committee Chair Hon. Agho Oliver with other project stakeholders on field duty Stakeholders of the committee charge with the execution and follow up of public investment projects in Mezam have evaluated the realisation rate of projects accorded the division in 2023. Despite the security challenges, the committee members headed by chairperson Hon. Agho Oliver, member of parliament for Bafut-Tubah constituency, for the first time after a very long time, took a decision of actually descending to the field to ascertain if the executed projects actually met the specifications enshrined in the respective tender documents for projects that were tendered for. The field visit of Wednesday January 10th, ensued by a gathering of the stakeholders at the conference hall of the North West regional delegation for the economy, planning and regional development according to the member of parliament, was also to ensure that the projects executed actually meets the needs of those i