Introduction
Parenting is a delicate dance between safeguarding and letting go. Nature offers timeless wisdom—like the mother hen who shields …
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Duty of Memory: The Referendum of May 20, 1972
Introduction
If African youth in general, and Cameroonian youth in particular, are guilty of one thing, it is their lack …
Return to the Sacredness of the NDOP
Introduction
Once reserved for chiefs, dignitaries, and ritualists during special occasions, the NDOP (also called DZE NDOP or NJI NDOP) …
Puff-Puffs, Beans, and Porridge: A Daily Survival Trio
Introduction
Walking through the streets, back alleys, residential neighbourhoods, markets, and supermarkets, many Africans cannot resist this meal with its …
Land Restoration in Africa and Cameroon
Introduction
Africa is facing a critical but often overlooked crisis: land degradation. Today, 65% of the continent’s land, home to …
Indigenous and Allogeneic Peoples in the Republic: The Case of Cameroon
Introduction
The paradigm of tribal discourse in many African countries is marked by the dialectic between the claims of indigenous …
EMOTIONAL HYPERSENSITIVITY: UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING INTENSE EMOTIONS
Introduction
Emotional hypersensitivity manifests as an amplified perception of feelings and surrounding stimuli. Often misunderstood, this trait deeply affects the …
DIGITAL ECONOMY IN AFRICA: A DRIVER OF TRANSFORMATION AND STRUCTURAL CHALLENGES
Introduction
Africa is undergoing a silent digital revolution that is gradually redefining its economic landscape. While the continent remains largely …
Women’s Leadership in Climate Action
Introduction
The climate crisis demands diverse leadership, yet women remain underrepresented despite their proven effectiveness in driving sustainable solutions. Globally, …
Dead Music or Deadly Music?
Introduction
It is inaccurate to speak about today’s music without recalling its former role: a refuge that soothed morals. Between …