Anglophone Crisis: Persons living with disabilities caught in the crossfire
The Anglophone Crisis which has endured for four years now and counting have had damaging consequences to locals, businesses, economy, cultural, educational and all aspects of life in the English speaking regions of Cameroon. Apart from the lost of lives and displacements, the crisis has brought untold suffering on the masses. The Anglophone has led […]
Discover how Cameroon’s Bad Roads Are taking Lives indiscriminately
Roads they say were made for journeys not destination. As such, roads should lead you somewhere. Cameroon has witnessed fatal accidents over the months across the national territory thus leaving lives to nothing and at the mercy of reckless drivers. Either roads are too congested or there are no road signs to start with. In […]
Cameroon Stakeholders Adopt COVID-19 Strategies to fight HIV
Cameroon, being one of the countries hit by COVID19 has surprisingly contained the virus with relative ease and composure. Even though of recent, what is now known as the second wave of COVID-19 seems to be sweeping through schools in Cameroon’s economic capital of Douala. The consequences of this pandemic are still glaring in Cameroon. […]
Eliminating violence Against Women: A Challenge to the Society
The implementation of lockdown measures by most government around the world to combat the spread of COVID-19 ushered in another virus in the form of violence against women. UN women reports that 243 million women and girls have been abused by their intimate partners in the past year. The figure is not only disturbing but […]
Cameroon: second wave of COVID-19 hits schools
Cameroon, being in a continent which received the most apocalyptic terms with regards to the coronavirus, resisted and fought hard to ensure the health hazard does not break down the economy completely. However, the country has witnessed a steady rise in COVID-19 cases lately. COVID-19 cases have spiked, with most infections coming from schools in […]
World Children’s Day 2020: From the streets to a home: CAWI Inspires Children
November 20th is celebrated around the world as World Children’s Day. This day is set aside by the UNICEF to teach and encourage togetherness as well as awareness amongst children and improving their welfare. This year’s celebration not being different from the others, seeks to improve the lives and welfare of children globally. It is […]
School violence in Cameroon: Student on the run after stabbing classmate to death
A student, whose name ERuDeF Humanitarian News got as Nkemdi Kelvin has stabbed his classmate, Nyam Mohamed to death in the Centre Region of Cameroon. The incident happened, Monday November 17, 2020 precisely in Kiki Sub Division, Mbam and Inoubou Division of the said region. Nkemdi Mohamed is said to be a student of Kiki […]
Northern Cameroon: Boko Haram kills 1, kidnaps 4
Boko Haram militants are said to have killed one person and kidnapped four following an attack in Cameroon’s Far North Region. The attack was carried out in Madakar village, Mayo Tsanaga sub district. The attacked happened in broad daylight, when 15 members of the Boko Haram terrorist group stormed Madakar village. Cameroon military officials are […]
Why are Cameroonian lawyers hunted by the government?
The Cameron Bar Council Association has raised yet another disturbing alarm following the recent arrest of their colleague, Barrister Tamfu Richard. Barrister, Tamfu Richard was arrested on the 18 of November 2020 in Douala. Though there are no clear reasons why the legal luminary was arrested, popular opinion hold that his arrest comes as a […]
ERuDeF Mourns Kumba Massacred School Children
The Anglophone Crisis that started since 2016, has left so many hearts broken, wounded and many people have lost their lives. This crisis started with a peaceful protest but has finally led to a bloodbath in the two English speaking regions. The recent killings that took place in Kumba southwest region of Cameroon witnessed the […]