Introduction
Neocolonialism is no longer exercised solely through weapons or debt, but also through trash. Every year, millions of tonnes …
Tagged as: cameroon
THE MIRROR SCHOOL: WHEN LEARNING BECOMES DEPENDENT ON THE TEACHER
Introduction
In many educational environments, a subtle yet widespread phenomenon influences the way students learn. Some learners constantly wait for …
Funerals in West Cameroon: Missed Opportunities for Development
Introduction
In the highlands of West Cameroon (the Bamileke and Bamoun territories), death marks not only the end of a …
TUBERCULOSIS, A PERSISTENT THREAT IN SOCIETIES
Introduction
Tuberculosis remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases in the world today. Despite advances in medicine, it continues to …
SCHOOL DEVIANCE ON THE RISE… WHO IS TO BLAME?
Introduction
Let’s start this article with a simple exercise: look around you—our younger brothers, sisters, and juniors. The observation is …
THE HRP-2 GENE MUTATION: THE URGENCY TO COUNTER MALARIA IN ENDEMIC AREAS
Introduction
Despite all the measures implemented to fight this endemic disease across most African and Asian countries, malaria remains the …
Why Gender Matters in Wetlands Conservation
Introduction
Wetlands represent critical ecosystems providing water purification, flood regulation, and biodiversity support across Africa, yet their conservation remains inextricably …
Sport and Prevention: A Winning Duo
Introduction
Faced with the alarming rise of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and cancers, physical activity has become …
Aquifer Recharge through Reforestation: A Blueprint for African Watersheds
Introduction
Across Africa, groundwater stored in aquifers is a quiet but critical pillar of water security. In regions where rainfall …
How Changing Fashion Habits are Increasing Textile Waste among African Women
Introduction
For generations, clothing in African societies held deep cultural, social, and environmental value. Garments were made to last, repaired …