Many African journalists can relate to the feeling of missing important opportunities due to international travel and visa restrictions. These [...]Read the full article
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Despite having one of the most diverse media landscapes in Africa, Cameroon is also one of the most dangerous places to be a journalist on the [...]Read the full article
From going months without payment to enduring harassment and extreme violence from rebel soldiers, the condition of low-income, state plantation [...]Read the full article
“Gender-based violence in school and at home, harmful traditional practices – all aggravated by poverty – are the factors pushing children into [...]Read the full article
With no peace agreement or inclusive national dialogue in sight, the possibility of the conflict ending soon becomes more elusive with each [...]Read the full article
As schools, hospitals and entire villages are destroyed (mostly by government forces), the educational prospects of a generation of young people [...]Read the full article
The initiative has introduced the self-governance of food supplies for villagers, thus curbing the speculation mechanisms that generate poverty [...]Read the full article
Mobile phone subscribers in Cameroon have received text messages threatening then with fines and imprisonment for spreading ‘false information’ on [...]Read the full article
