Cameroon’s political, economic and social landscapes have been fundamentally altered by the emerging

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Following a new government legislation, Cameroonians started paying a 0.2% tax on mobile money

Research and observations have demonstrated that the media environment in Zimbabwe is controlled by a

In traditional African societies where there was no formal way of documentation, history was stored

Majority of ethnic groups in Bamenda Grasslands like the Mbum established and sustained diplomatic

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This report is based on an October 23rd, 2021, webinar–what you need to know before publishing–organised

A casual observation of journalistic practices around the world reveals deep-seated abuses on journalists

This paper focuses on analyzing life in Mbum communities in the Mambilla Plateau of Taraba State1

The British administrative policy in Africa and Cameroon in particular was generally guided by selfish

Since the occurrence of the economic whammy that racked many African countries in general and Cameroon