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In many cases, the real problem is that too many African success stories remain untold, under-reported or poorly represented. As we marked Africa Day 2026, I found myself reflecting not only on the vision of leaders like Kwame Nkrumah, Julius Nyerere, Nnamdi Azikiwe and Haile Selassie, but also on the Africa we are building today […]

I first came to your country in 2010 as a young journalist, full of curiosity, optimism, and hope. Johannesburg’s energy was unforgettable, but it was Soweto that truly left a lasting impression on me. Walking through the homes of Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, I felt the weight of history and the triumph of a

I am truly honored and humbled to be recognized as 3rd among Cameroon’s Top 10 Public Relations Practitioners by Africa PR Week in Kenya a prestigious continental platform that celebrates excellence, innovation, and impact in public relations across Africa. This recognition is more than a personal milestone; it reflects the power of strategic communication to

Cameroon is hosting a historic visit by hashtag#PopeLeoXIV. While the nation gathered in major hubs, my professional duties took me to the hinterlands: hashtag#Ngaoundéré, hashtag#Ngaoui, hashtag#Ngaoundal, and hashtag#Dir to communicate on vital council projects aligned with the hashtag#SDGs in education, water, and housing. Despite being in the field, I’m closely following highlights of the Pontiff’s

For years, we have treated the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a “Reporting Requirement” for the UN, a decorative chapter in our annual reports. But in the current global economic climate, SDGs are not a “Goal”; they are a de-risking strategy for our local councils. In my experience across the 384 Regional and Local Authorities

As the World Trade Organization (WTO) delegates gather in Yaoundé this Thursday, March 26, the official agenda will cover trade rules, digital protocols, etc. However, the real conversation will be happening in the shadows of the conflict in Iran-a crisis that has triggered a Global Energy Emergency. 🚨 We are witnessing a “domino effect” across

Across the globe, women share a common language. For a privileged few, it is a silence of opulence; for the vast majority, it is a silence born of endurance. Whether in the heart of the Central African region where I live or across the global south where I travel, the “common denominators” for women remain

These days, reflecting on God and Grace has reminded me that be it in the public service, development world, or leadership, our plans only succeed when they respect the human spirit. While we often discuss “Economic Resilience” through the lens of data and fiscal policy, the calendar of these days is unique because it suggests

In the heart of hashtag#Buea, where the mist often hugs the slopes of the “Chariot of the Gods,” a peculiar phrase was whispered around February: “Christmas is here.” To an outsider, it sounds like madness. How can the pines of December survive the scorching dry season of February? But to us who grew up in

Across Africa, the public sector is often viewed through the lens of a “branding crisis”-labeled as unproductive and rigid. While these stereotypes persist, they overlook a silent, data-driven revolution currently taking place in hashtag#Cameroon. As the Communicator-in-chief of the Ministry of Decentralization and Local Development (hashtag#MINDDEVEL), I am witnessing this shift firsthand. We recently concluded