Cameroonian Bishop discovers possible cure for COVID-19
Just when the World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed its desire to see African countries participate in a…
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COVID-19, a Huge Challenge for IDPs
The Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Cameroon have been going through untold hardship in their new settlements. These…
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The impact of Covid- 19 on Education in Cameroon
The Covid 19 situation in Cameroon is evolving rapidly, with dozens of new cases reported each day. Adding…
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Tales of Forest Rangers in the Lebialem Highlands
In the midst of the dreadful Anglophone crisis, most Forest Rangers have been caught up in what can…
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Training of trainers on forest gardens
Trees for the Future, an American based NGO, together with ERuDeF organized a five day training course to…
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Biodiversity in crisis in the Lebialem Highlands
Since the outbreak of the intransigent Anglophone crisis in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon, many people…
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Wetlands in dire need for attention
“Wetlands are not waste lands; species are disappearing because we have condemned their nursery grounds. Even some species…
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Nlonako pangolins hunted, eaten and traded!
The Nlonako Mountain area which hosts two (the White and Black bellied Pangolin) out of the four species…
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Is Mount Cameroon still an active volcano?
Over the years, the powerful Mount Cameroon has sat tall but seemingly dormant at the fringes of Fakp…
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Plastic Pollution still choking the environment in 2020
The Over exploitation of wildlife and aquatic life has led to the near extinction of certain species, deforestation…
