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Showing posts from June, 2022

Minjec-diaspora colabo: Sessions hold, provide diverse experience, hopes

Accompanied by the Ambassador of Cameroon in the Federal Republic of Germany Victor Ndoki, the President of t…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 27, 2022

"My African thing" is a new movie that has involved actors from Cameroon and Nigeria, strengthening…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 25, 2022

On friday June 24th, the president of the Cameroon Association of English Speaking journalists Meme, Efuterch…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 25, 2022

Edum Judith recounts her story; attacked, battered, while returning from work one day leaving her in a criti…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 24, 2022

Williams Itoe Elangwe- Commissioner for Health and Social Development SW Regional Council Development stakeho…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 24, 2022

The Minister of Youth affairs and Civic Education, Mounouna Foutsou is on a working visit to the Federal Repu…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 21, 2022

IMSSRAD's Director, Toh Sylvester The director of Information Management and Support Services for Rural a…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 20, 2022

Archive: People at agency, ready to leave Bamenda As the crisis persist, the situation of displaced persons b…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 19, 2022

Teacher, Regional Coordinator of DDR Centre hand certificate to nursery kid Yembo Evans Yembo Evans, a teache…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 18, 2022

Different communities within Bamenda II have been resilient and collaborative with Chima Ernest, who've t…

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 18, 2022

Hope was lost for many people living within the city of Bamenda, many had wondered about what will become of …

byTHE CIVIC LENS -June 10, 2022