Joe Dinga Pefok (Uncle Joe) Says “the said disease manifest itself through bloody urine, itchy body, diarrhea etc, after one gets in contact with water from streams and rivers infected by worms responsible for the disease”. SDO calls on population, especially children below 14 which is the most vulnerable age group, to immediately stop swimming, bathing and drinking from streams […]
Category: Environment
A total of 742 new species have been discovered in the six countries within the Congo Basin The new species include plants, invertebrates, fish, mammals, birds, and amphibians WWF cries out that Congo Basin faces major environmental pressure A total of 238 new species of wildlife and plants have been discovered in Cameroon’s section […]
Leader of civil society organization says the setting up of the Multi – Stakeholders Platform in Moloundou, is a turning point in the development of the locality WWF is accompanying the Moloundou Council to set up the platform, just like the organization earlier did with the Mintom, Ngoyla and Yokadouma Councils Moloundou which is […]
Their release of a video in which the DO of Idabato was subjected to severe torture, was a villainous strategy by the hoodlums to mount pressure on the DO’s family and sympathizers Cameroon Gov’t expresses “indignation at the extremely cruel physical abuse, heartless and degrading treatment to which this high – ranking public servant has […]
Participants at the Nov. 14 meeting in Moloundou ended up adopting a decision to immediately set up the Multi –Stakeholders Platform in the area. The platform will among other things ensure the rational and effective management of natural resources for the benefit of indigenous and local communities The Moloundou Municipal Council in Boumba and Ngoko […]
The Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, has disclosed that President Paul Biya, or better still the Cameroon Government, has so far disbursed the total sum of 1.9 billion FCFA (one billion, nine hundred million francs CFA), to emergency issues related to the devastation caused by the gigantic floods that have hit the Far […]
African Ministers Unite To Combat Land Degradation, Desertification And Plastic Pollution, And Emphasize the Urgent Need To Address The Continent’s Growing Environmental Challenges “By prioritizing the fight against desertification, land degradation, and plastic pollution, African leaders are showing true leadership in addressing these challenges”, WWF Ministers of Environment in the different African countries have demonstrated […]
WWF has urged Ministers in charge of Environment in the different African countries, to manifest strong commitment to developing an AMBITIOUS, EFFECTIVE and JUST GLOBLAL PLASTIC POLLUITION TREATY, as well as try to resolve any internal differences within the African group, so as to ENSURE THAT AFRICA HAS A STRONG COHESIVE VOICE IN INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS. […]
The African Union in 2015 adopted the African Strategy on Combating Illegal Exploitation and Illegal Trade in Wild Fauna and Flora in Africa, but the implementation remains challenging. From June 13 – 15, 2023, Douala hosted an international Capacity Building Workshop For National Institutions, Involved In Combating Wildlife Crime Douala, precisely ‘Residence La Falaise’ Hotel […]
COMIFAC and WWF in joint initiative aimed at increasing finance flow to support the sustainable management of Congo Basin, that is facing many challenges Cameroon’s economic capital, Douala, from February 27 – 28, 2024, hosted a workshop on the Congo Basin Forest, jointly organised by the Central African Forest Commission commonly known by its French […]
