Destiny Restoration Donates Didactic Materials To Less Privileged

      By Basil K Mbuye Limbe-based Non-Governmental Organization, Destiny Restoration Association in collaboration with Destiny Restoration Sports Academy restored hope in less privileged children as they donated didactic materials to these kids. Some primary school pupils in the Motowoh neighbourhood in Limbe on Saturday, October 3 benefited some didactic materials as they prepare…

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Back To School: The People’s Foundation Assists Displaced Children

    By Basil K Mbuye Limbe-based Non-Governmental Organization, The People’s Foundation, has reached out to Internally Displaced Children, providing education materials to boost their educational aspirations, and to ensure they have access to education as classes are scheduled to resume early next month. The foundation, on Friday, September 25, donated writing materials and also…

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Cameroon to open schools on June 1

APAnews  | The resumption of classes, suspended since March 17 in all schools, universities, vocational training centres, is envisaged on June 1 in Cameroon according to the evolution of the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute announced Thursday evening. Replying to the instructions of President Paul Biya, he indicated that this measure is subject to readjustment….

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3,336 teachers received FCFA 1.5B of undue salary adjustments over the 2012-2018 period

Business in Cameroon  | In Cameroon, 3,366 teachers under the Ministry of secondary education collected FCFA1.59 billion of undue salary adjustments over the 2012-2018 period. This is revealed by the General Directorate of the Budget, which posted the results of the task force set up to verify (and require refund if necessary) the salary adjustment of teachers…

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How Cameroon Plans to Save Disappearing Languages

  YAOUNDE VOA  | Cameroon is commemorating International Mother Language Day, February 21, by launching what it calls an ambitious program to save its endangered national languages. The central African state has over 260 national languages, but only 40 are taught in schools. Cameroonians speak mostly French and English, which are foreign but official languages and part of…

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