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  Tubah DO At The Ceremonial Ground By Raymond Dingana Many years ago, celebrating national day activities in Tubah Subdivision, North West Region of Cameroon, was far-fetched due to the ongoing insecurity caused by the Anglophone Crisis. However, a turning point came with the appointment of Massango Metougue Narcisse as Divisional Officer (DO) for Tubah. Since his appointment, National Day celebrations, including Youth Day celebrated every 11th February, and Unity Day celebrated every 20th of May, have been successfully held in Tubah, despite security challenges. This achievement is largely attributed to the tireless efforts of Massango Metougue Narcisse and his collaborators. L-R Tubah DO, Hon Gejung Awunti Of NWRA His commitment to ensuring the safety of the Tubah population earned him the Lifetime Achievement Award 2024 from a renowned media group. The recognition was for the Most Resilient,and Courageous Civil Administrator of the Year 2024, for his remarkable strides recorded...

PM Dion Ngute In Abidjan By Raymond Dingana  Cameroon's Prime Minister, and head of government, Chief Dr Joseph Dion Ngute has used the Africa CEO Forum in Abidjan to seduce foriegn investors to consider investing in Cameroon. While in Ivory Coast, Chief Dr. Joseph Dion together with his peers from Ivory Coast, Tanzania and Guinea Conakry have reviewed the need to advance a win-win State-private sector partnerships. This, they said, is needed to jump start Africa’ development. During a high level panel discussion, the different Prime Ministers pointed out in clear terms the need the Governments to engage more profoundly with the private sector given that no economy can flourish without an solid private sector. During the discussions Dion Ngute and his peers underscored the need for favorable and resilient policies to be put up by governments to enable the private sector harness its expertise and touch in strategic management.  They agreed that, it will also permit the tracing...

  At The Unveiling Of The Cambridge International Education Plaque  By Raymond Dingana To provide quality education, Cambridge International School has partnered with St. Mary's International College. This recognition places the college among the world's top schools, offering a respected Cambridge curriculum that includes IGCSE, AS & A Levels, and Lower Secondary Checkpoint. St. Mary's is committed to academic excellence, global competitiveness, and innovation. The Cambridge International Education plaque at the school shows that it is a registered Cambridge school, offering high-quality international education programs. This plaque symbolizes the school's dedication to giving students a world-class education that prepares them for a changing world. Family Photo Taken At The Event  The unveiling of the Cambridge International Education plaque took place at St. Mary's International College in Mudeka, Tiko, on Thursday, May 8, 2025. The ceremony was attended by im...

  L-R: Okie Johnson and His Grace  Jose Avelino Bettencourt, By Raymond Dingana The Diocese of Buea has recognized Okie Johnson, the National President of the Catholic Men's Fellowship (CMA), for his significant contributions to its growth. Archbishop Jose Avelino Bettencourt, the Apostolic Nuncio to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, presented the award to Okie on May 7, 2025, following a special Mass that concluded the Diocese's 75th anniversary celebrations.  The announcement was met with loud applause from the congregation at the Divine Mercy Co-Cathedral. While presenting the award, Archbishop Bettencourt praised Okie, saying,  “His dedication shows true Christian service.” The packed cathedral celebrated Okie’s leadership and his impact on the Diocese. Key Achievements of Okie Johnson At Buea Diocese  Under Okie’s leadership, the CMA has grown significantly across Cameroon, especially in the Buea Diocese. He oversaw the completion of the CMA National Secretar...

     Farmer Tantoh Presenting His Prize To Bamenda Population  Raymond Dingana Dieudonné Tantoh Forba, widely known as Farmer Tantoh, has been awarded the prestigious Earthna Prize for Environmental Sustainability in Water Resource Management, organized by the Qatar Royal Family under the Qatar Foundation. The award was presented to him recently by Her Excellency Sheikha Hind Bint Hamad Al Thani in Qatar's capital city of  Doha.  As many neighborhoods struggle with water shortages, community members like Farmer Tantoh are taking significant steps to address the issue, earning international recognition for their efforts. Farmer Tantoh In Doha-Qatar Farmer Tantoh’s contributions to environmental sustainability, particularly in water resource management, have won him remarkable accolades worldwide. "I realized that we can be the change we want to see in our community by stopping the blame game. After contracting typhoid in agricultural school, I felt compelled...