Faux : la mangue ne donne pas le paludisme
Une idée répandue au Cameroun laisse croire que la consommation excessive de la mangue donne le paludisme. Mais cette assertion est fausse, comme nous l’ont expliqué des spécialistes de la santé.
Addressing The Impact Of Social Media On Mental Health And Well-Being
It’s no doubt the social media has been at the center stage of misinformation, mal information, disinformation and even more so fake news. This report however has attempted to determine the rate to which those on the social media space react to the information received on social media plus how this information affects them.
Faux, la Douane Camerounaise n’organisera pas une vente aux enchères des véhicules sur le site de Douala le 2 août 2023
La publication des communiqués de ce genre n’est pas nouveau au Cameroun. Les réseaux sociaux sont régulièrement le théâtre de ce genre de pratique des cybercriminels qui développent des stratégies pour arnaquer la population. Les entreprises telles que les Ports Autonomes de Douala et de Kribi, CAMPOST, CAMTEL etc. sont régulièrement la cible de ces cybercriminels.
NON, le MINFOPRA n’a pas lancé le recrutement spécial de 5000 enseignants
Après cette vérification, nous sommes à mesure de dire que le message annonçant le recrutement de 5.000 enseignants pour le compte de l’exercice budgétaire en cours au titre de la rentrée scolaire 2023-2024 est faux.
Quand le changement climatique devient source de conflits
Par Mathias Mouendé Ngamo La bataille pour l’accès à l’eau, aux ressources halieutiques et agricoles amplifiées par le réchauffement climatique sont au cœur des affrontements intercommunautaires entre arabe Choa et Mousgoum dans l’Extrême-Nord du Cameroun. Dans la région de l’Extrême-Nord du Cameroun, on garde toujours en mémoire ces affrontements intercommunautaires qui opposent les éleveurs arabe […]
Douala: Creative artists stage concert, take message to streets as climate clock hits five
July 22, 2023 – it is a wet Friday evening in Bonaberi, Douala, Cameroon’s largest city, and the air is filled with music and chants. “Small thing pick am, small thing pick am”, a group of young people sing along to a catchy tune that sounds familiar but different. The chant is from Earthsong’, a […]
The Role of Social Media in Fostering Opportunities for Youth during Crisis
By Amboh Vennessa Nche Cohort 7#AFFCameroon Introduction The English speaking regions of Cameroon have experienced various ordeals since October 2016, when protests and strikes related to sectorial demands escalated into a crisis over the economic and political marginalization of the Cameroon Anglophone minority who mostly reside in the North West and South West Regions. Since […]
The role of Social Media in promoting violence against women within the context of the Anglophone crisis
By Victory Marshall Ayafor INTRODUCTION Since the advent of the Cameroon Anglophone crisis five years ago, women continue to bear the brunt of the crisis and they are hit hardest in terms of violence especially if you are tagged a black leg or traitor for having an affair with a military or uniform man. The […]
Social Media as Catalyst of Youths Civic Engagement in the Northwest Region
By Ngong Jude As times change, so are the youths’ reasoning and their use of social media. It’s been over five years since the Anglophone crisis broke out, and a comparative analysis of the youths’ use of the new media during that period and now is different. Young people are more conscious of their rights […]
SOCIAL MEDIA HEALTH REPORT ON HOW “VAWULENCE” AN ONLINE TREND IS PROMOTING VIOLENCE. From September 02 – October 21 2022
By Bamenjo Petronilla, fellow Cohort 7 #AFFCameroon INTRODUCTION A trend can be defined as a topic or subject of interest in many posts across a social media website or application within a short period of time. Over the years we have seen how different trends on social media have had an influence and impact on […]