Young Cameroonians address social media’s dual nature in #PSE debate Social media informs, entertains, and connects — but it can also manipulate, divide, and expose.
Category: Society
Cameroun’s douala-bafoussam highway in critical condition
societyCameroon Cameroon’s douala-bafoussam highway: a deadly corridor in desperate need of repair updated todaytoday The national road linking Cameroon’s economic hub to its western cities
Gabon debates dignity after attacks on president’s mother
Following harsh remarks attributed to activist Landry Mbeng, widely known as Lanlaire, against President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, his wife, and notably his mother, lawmaker
Chad tackles gender-based violence with new victim support mapping in N’Djamena
At the heart of N’Djamena, a pivotal two-day workshop is set to validate groundbreaking research on the mapping of legal and psychosocial assistance services for
Rising cost of living in Chad: economist calls for market price monitoring
Survival on 2 000 francs a day in Chad Surviving on 2 000 francs CFA per day is the harsh reality facing many households in
Benin traditional leaders: trusted figures but urged to stay out of politics
In Benin, traditional leaders hold a pivotal place in the sociocultural fabric, blending deep-rooted traditions with modern governance. They serve as guardians of local values,
Cocoa farmers in Cameroon seek brighter future amid challenges
Omer Mbadi Cameroun correspondent Cocoa In the lush landscapes of Ebebda, Cameroon’s cocoa sector is at a crossroads. Family-run plantations, the backbone of the industry,
Cultural shifts in N’Djamena weddings as sudanese traditions take hold
Chad N’Djamena weddings: blending sudanese customs into chadian celebrations Modern weddings in N’Djamena are increasingly adopting sudanese traditions, raising concerns about the preservation of chadian
Mali farmers thrive with organic markets connecting city buyers to rural producers
Growing Demand Meets Sustainable Supply in Bamako’s Organic Markets In Bamako, Mali’s bustling capital, a quiet revolution is reshaping how residents shop for groceries. The
Plight of displaced Kouakourou residents in Mali
plight of displaced Kouakourou residents in Mali « When we reached Mopti, we were housed in a school. Plenty of supplies were provided, » recounts
The invisible pillars of Senegal’s economy: migrant women shaping the nation
The unsung backbone of Senegal On July 31, Africa honors its women—a tradition rooted in the 1962 Dar es Salaam Women’s Conference, which later inspired
Côte d’Ivoire celebrates women’s impact during independence anniversary week
In Abidjan’s Yopougon district, the Femme Ivoirienne en Politique (FIP) organization launched the inaugural edition of the National Week of Celebrating Women Builders of the