Wednesday, May 3, 2023

Dr. John Mubang, Ntumfor Barrister Nico Halle, DG UNVDA Ndop, Ta Shey Fran, et-all Bag Herald Tribune Excellence Award for Boosting Rice Economy, Community Mobilization for Peace and Sustainable Development

The Herald Tribune newspaper on the occasion of it's fifth anniversary celebrated in Pomp and Fanfare in Bamenda at club 58 on Saturday the 29 th of April 2023 exceptionally recognized some development icons, better still movers and shakers of the nation.

These persons according to the news agency and the Award managing committee have contributed their own quota in their respective place of work selflessly to help move the nation ahead or to sustain development and promote talent, why not peace.











The all inclusive and gender sensitive ceremony dubbed The Herald Tribune 2023 Excellence Award I must emphasize picked her laureates from all social class, category and strata. That is from a pot hole maintainer in Bamenda to a newspaper vendor to Delegates, Directors, Businessmen, NGOs, CSOs, Activists and onto an international Psychopalogist.

Regrouped from all of these social class and category, The Herald Tribune team of media Expert doll out symbolic gadgets to recognize and make immortal their great contribution to nation building.

In the process, the General Manager of UNVDA Ndop Eric Akungnui Andanfung and the institution he head in the Cameroon rice farming sector or rice business economy was showered all the accolades for revamping the rice sector in Cameroon and alleviating poverty in the rural milieu while increasing food production and the promotion of second generation agriculture.

Nformi Ndzi Franklin Sub-Divisional Treasurer for Ako popularly known as Ta shey Fran in the Wimbum land as a developer and peace crusader of exceptional class was honored in grand style for being a peace broker in his society and for youth animation, year in year out in Donga-Mantung.

Ntumfor Barrister Nico Halle, was called up again as usual to pick up his media crown of peace and Divine Justice for resolutely standing on the path of peace and justice for all Cameroonian.

Fuli Colbert Gwain another Cameroon Media colossus and digital right activist of the Colbert factor was recognized for classified imprint left in social human rights activism.

Renown Pa Ngwa, a Bamenda based newspaper vender for over 50 years was honored, plus a female sports chronicler of the CRTV, a pot hole maintainer in Bamenda, plus North West Regional Delegate of Public works, the National Polytechnic Bambui, St. Federick  Secondary school etc

Doctor John Mubang Cameroon known renown Washington DC based psychopathologist was unanimously crowned The Herald Tribune “MAN OF THE YEAR” for his borderless and unreserved services to mankind and philanthropy without bounds. The Washington DC, Bamenda, Mankon community and even Okada riders can attest to.

 

 

 







Thursday, April 27, 2023

Jojo and Sons Ltd. Company, Keeping Bamenda Clean

That is in the midst and in the course of the deepening Anglophone crisis. The said waste and dirt disposal company limited came to surface as a hygiene and sanitation intervention unit to rescue Bamenda and it’s citizens from piles or hips of dirt at all road junctions and quarters when Hysacam packed it’s bags unceremoniously.

Hysacam’s unceremoniously packing, couple to the fact that she was the lone company attributed the job to keep Bamenda clean, left the city in the hands of waste, garbage and ponging smell  all around.

Their departure left Bamenda at the mercy of an epidemic out break. True to what we are saying food contamination around the food and main market was fast becoming a routine and needed fast intervention.

Tebeck George Ateh Executive Director Jojo and Sons Company Ltd.

Which is why Jojo and Sons Limited took up herself to mobilize some committed youths to form a waste cleaning rescue intervention brigade which is today know as Jojo and Sons recognized by the Bamenda administration for the marvelous job they have been doing to keep Bamenda clean in the phase of the increasing socio political crisis.

The advent of Jojo and Sons Ltd from all indication has kept Bamenda clean as it's team of committed workers are borrowed labor force from their own community which makes the whole exercise routine, sustainable and secured.

Thanks to such an initiative, Bamenda is picking up and gradually coming back strongly as one of the cleanest towns in Cameroon.

In one of Jojo and Sons recent outing with the Governor of the North West Region and the Regional Delegates of Urban affairs on Thursday the 27th of April 2023, on the occasion of clean city evaluation, she show cased commit at the scenes and determination to cause Bamenda to pick the clean city award and bag the title of the best waste management and recycling company of the year in Garoua.

Speaking to the press on the occasion at MINEPAT it’s communication officers Rev Peterson accompanied by the Executive officer or Director of the company, Tebeck George Ateh said time has come under the sun in “Bamenda for waste not to be wasted” irrespective of security challenges. The said hygiene and sanitation company according to it’s kingpins have come to stay and must deliver to Bamenda the much desired results. They intend to create a permanent waste management site, an organic manure factory, a plastic recycling unit, a production unit out of waste etc.

According to them, they are leading by example and intend to make and create history out of the sweeping of the street exercise and wasting no effort to allow any waste to waste.





 

Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Cameroon Government intensifies Crackdowns on separatist fighters and peace crusaders in Southern Cameroon;



✓Conducts mass arrests as military storms students' residential areas.
✓Set up internet spy and intelligence multi-media units to track down social media critics
That is, what began as a peaceful protest in 2016 initiated by the trade unions of the Lawyers and Teachers syndicates where they tabled fundamental issues touching on the interests of Common Law and Anglo-Saxon educational systems went out of proportion when the president of Cameroon declared war on her peaceful loving people in November 2017 and today, the Biya regime has decided to plant giant camera posts at all the major junctions in the North West and the South West Regions where the southern Cameroons liberation fight is at rift and growing in propensity.
This is because the regime has stepped up its security monitoring mechanism and in sources tipped our newsroom that the cameras are there to pick images and camera footages while the grand antennas are there to relay all cyber space to the central intelligence processing unit in Yaoundé-Cameroon .
Through which they tap sensitive information online and spy on all the accounts of activists. Lately, many students, individuals, some highly placed authorities of English speaking extraction have been abruptly whisked or abducted by the military after spying on their social media accounts.
As we report, as the war deepens in Anglophone Cameroon, many youths are disappearing, abducted by the military officers both in uniforms and civilians attracted and these youths are no-where to be found simply because they dare uttered a word against the regime or for the Anglophone crisis.
The Buea situation that has provoked general uproar is the regime's recent wanton search of a vibrant peace advocate known as: Bekomoh Jessie Junior Kafaine despite his previous abductions etc. and as if the worst was yet to be witnessed, some of his school friends too who kept speaking out about the regime's mistreatments of Anglophone Cameroonians caused the likes of Ngoule Linus Fonteh and Mboh Giress to be abducted and killed by the regime's security forces in Buea as the government is out to frustrate and curb freedom of speech and expression and this barbaric acts concur with what we are pronouncing in this report and out to decry at the mercy of our media organ.  




All these paints a sad situation and a glaring picture of the gross Human Rights abuses on-going in the North West and the South West Regions of Cameroon in the name of putting restrain or ending the socio-political crisis.
Prisons are full, houses burn down to ashes, many internally displaced, schools half closed, high level of gun exchanges. In fact the two English speaking parts of Cameroon is completely grounded and ungovernable and no one is safe anymore






Monday, April 24, 2023

Nature and Environment: 2023 World Earth Day, Celebrated in Ecstasy and Great Accomplishment by WORLD ECHOES MEDIA GROUP and it’s Climate Demand Action (CDA) Campaign Team

Exceptionally from  three angles and venues. Phase I, had to do with the donation of two brown symbolic kid goats from it’s livestock breeding farm at Up station to a farmer, under her “handing over the gift program” which is in it’s fifth round.

Phase II, was a site inspection visit by the Climate Demand Action (CDA) campaign team head who doubles as Founder of Cameroon Climate Journalism Network (CCJN), promoter of Climate Education Solution Action (CSA) and (CCEVA) Cameroon Climate Evangelism Program to it’s 100,000 thousands capacity sustainable nursery in Bambui, Tubah Sub-Division.

Phase III, had to do with four meetings with four major stake holders in it’s Climate Ventures in Cameroon with whom they chart ways forward on how to sustain collective efforts to protect and conserve nature while promoting social welfare and health in a clean and a pure environment adapted to a bio organic life system.




And phase IV, finally had to do with the handing over of world Earth Day symbolic T-shirts to partners in the persons of Tanjong Martin, Mayor Tubah, Massango Metouge NARCISSE DO Tubah, Fon Aaron Kulla  of Abar village and Hon. Dr. Muoka John of Ndunkam and Bros medicals. They each received in addition, a message of encouragement and a climate ecology mantra as they  took respective engagements signing the climate record book of life to “INVEST IN OUR PLANET” as the theme of this year stipulates.





The solemn 2023 World Earth Day celebration in Cameroon, Bamenda ended with a buffet at the Executive Garden Restaurant with the Climate Demand Action  (CDA) campaign team. After all the merry making with partners who have invested almost ¾ three quarter of their income and half of their time in promoting and sustaining nature’s gift.