@africatechie Ils "offrent" -cest scandaleux de dire cela, des récépissés aux populations pour après être prorogé à l'infini parce que la CNI ne sortira jamais ou au mieux après 4 ans. It's à big shame.
@soleilbanini Les recommandations ne sont pas une mauvaise chose. Même de ce côté ça existe mais plus la forme du "networking" et c'est basé plus sur les compétences que d'autres considérations. Le problème au Cameroun est que c'est pratiquement le seul moyen d'avoir un travail descend.
@TheCameroonianZ On se moque de qui? Vois construisez les péages automatiques avant de réfléchir à construire les routes. Pour arriver à votre truc si on roule sur quoi? Ngue péage automatique.
@libsoftiktok Education of our kids starts at home. We parents are responsible for this. The government is responsible because the fact that your child can call the police for nothing and you get arrested. If your daughter does this to her teacher, she will also do it to you tomorrow.
@EvaVlaar This is a result of the way the government wants us to educate our children. At school we do not punish the students but pamper them. At home you speak loudly to your own child he calls the police and you get arrested. I have even seen children hit their parents. Terrible.
@Timcast You often have to ask yourself if, after spending $100 or $200, when you leave the store, someone empties your basket, how you will feel? let's ask ourselves the right questions: What efforts does he or she make to be able to afford this?
@africatechie She is naive and stupid. Two questions could incriminate the guy: does he have a gun? Is he dealing drugs? Besides, the police won't do anything. She's the one who finds herself in the spotlight and she have to be strong. This situation adding to the stress of this place.... hum