By Cynthia Wanchia  Bamenda In most towns and cities in Cameroon, piles of scrap tyres are a common sight. These tyres are routinely dumped on the streets, abandoned in running...

By Brenda Kiven Douala Armelle Tamo Sidje, 33, is a young female entrepreneur in Cameroon who uses banana tree trunks to produce biodegradable packaging for households and shops. With Cameroon...

By Mary Mundeya  Harare Rushinga is one of the many areas in Zimbabwe that have for years been experiencing the wrath of climate change. Water is a scarce commodity here, women...

By Diana Taremwa Karakire   Kampala It is a sunny Friday afternoon outside the gated compound of Reform Africa in this central district of Mpigi-Uganda. Dozens of women, wearing brightly coloured...

By Nalova Akua For the past few months now, 52-year-old Aboukar Dalaye, Maroufa village-chief in northern Cameroon has had enormous difficulties feeding his cattle. For one thing, pasture land has...

This was made possible after the company signed a strategic National Network Roaming Agreement with MTN Cameroon. Officials from both telecom companies signing the agreement in Johannesburg The agreement was...

By Hortensia Ntaine Ngam Water is considered the source of life across the world but in Cameroon, it is gradually becoming the source of death. A devastating cholera epidemic –...

Congratulations to the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon for their brilliant and exceptional qualification for the 22nd edition of the FIFA World Cup competition. Congratulations to the President of the Cameroon...

By Annonciata Byukusenge   Umurava; a group of women involved in biodiversity conservation in Nyungwe National Park. PHOTO/Annonciata Byukusenge/ AWiMKigali Rwandan women around Nyungwe National Park are running activities that are...

By Faith Walucho   Kisumu In the busy Nyalenda slums in Kisumu City, elderly women are kneeling down on a white gunny bag, spreading some black substance. The 25 women and...