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This report is based on an October 23rd, 2021, webinar–what you need to know before publishing–organised by Africa Online & Publications Library (AOPL). The webinar brought together...
The Mbum constitute one of the largest Tikar ethnic groups in Bamenda Grasslands but remain separated and divided into autonomous fondoms with comparable socio-political organisation. Most Tikar groups...
Majority of ethnic groups in Bamenda Grasslands like the Mbum established and sustained diplomatic relations with each other since their settlement in the region based on the canon of common ancestry....
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In traditional African societies where there was no formal way of documentation, history was stored in human brains and transmitted by word of mouths or learned from their material cultural remains...
Armed conflict is undoubtedly humanity’s most devastating phenomenon. It halts development progress and stymies societal growth. This paper examines the impact of the armed conflict in Cameroon’s...
This paper examines human security, and women and children’s coping capacities in armed conflict in Anglophone Cameroon. Using a qualitative research approach, the paper reveals that women...
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Countries across Africa continue to face major challenges in education. In this review, we examine 145 recent empirical studies (from 2014 onward) on how to increase access to and improve the quality of...
The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed inequalities between countries in the Global North and those in Global South. While governments across the world have responded differently to contain the spread...
Keywords France, Africa, diplomatic relations, foreign policy, terrorism, governance, security Focal points of the interview France’s declining presence in Africa Challenges...
While political violence is endemic in Zimbabwean politics, it generally surges in intensity and impact during election times. Since independence, electoral violence has characterised the country’s...
Fraud is a global problem that affects society as a whole and interferes with work and personal life. It has been in existence for a long and it is a complex issue since fraudsters will always try not...
This article assesses the earnings management practices of non-profit organisations (NGOs) in the Anglophone region of Cameroon between 2014 and 2018. Specifically, it investigates whether local NGOs,...
Vaccinations have made an enormous contribution to global health. Despite of these successes, humans still die of infections. Vaccines have been used for generations to regulate populations in the name...
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Cameroon has remained one of the most corrupt countries in the world since she was ranked world champion for corruption in 1998 and 1999 by Transparency International. This prompted the government...
The November 18th, 2023, conference on building sustainable partnerships between African and Polish researchers is the first in a series of conferences to be organised by Africa Online &...
Key Highlights Cybercrime is on the rise in Cameroon, with far-reaching consequences for individuals, businesses and national security. Cameroon lost XAF12.2 billion in 2021 to cybercrime, including...
This report sums up a webinar organised by the Integrated Health Organisation (IHO) on December 12, 2020, focused on Africa’s progression towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The four-hour virtual...
Join us for an Exclusive Academic Publishing Workshop! 🗓 Date: December 3rd, 2023🕖 Time: 7-9 PM GMT+1 Publish with us, familiarise yourself with our guidelines, help with peer review. Expert...
The workshop aims to empower young African researchers by connecting them with experienced professionals in various scientific fields. Attendees will learn about the challenges and achievements of successful...
Supposedly, individuals learn their native language as their first language, followed by the acquisition of a second language. Bilingualism is known as the ability to use and speak two languages, and it...
The rate at which conflicts are breaking out in different parts of the world these days is alarming. The consequences of these conflicts are deaths resulting from outright war, protests, and manifestations....
This article explores the economic and legal dimensions of multinational corporations (MNCs) operating in Cameroon and their violation of human rights. The study examines the legality of foreign investments...
The continent of Africa has continued to make the wrong headlines in terms of its governance systems with the upsurge of military coups. While governance systems are guided by international, regional,...
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