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Everything points to another victory for Mr. Biya. But at 92, the end cannot be that far away. Beneath the.... check out my essay for The New York Times:https://t.co/weJyVDRAz6
"As well as sadness for the unfinished business, it seems appropriate my main feelings are of boundless gratitude to the 1,000s of incredible people who worked with us and a little pride I got to work with them."
@jamesjwan on leaving AA after ten years
https://t.co/HXcp2jPVBj
The outcome of the October 12 elections in Cameroon may make or break the resource-rich Central African nation. @ShuimoTrust gives us a run down ahead of the weekend. https://t.co/WlvwMa4Myd
Le magazine sud-africain @africasacountry par la plume du journaliste camerounais @ShuimoTrust a dressé un excellent portrait de Paul Biya, lequel quelques semaines plus tard a été traduit par le magazine français @courrierinter dans son numéro 1806 du 12-18Juin2025. Titre original: Paul Biya, the last Kaiser. L’article original est ci-dessous:
"Wildlife conservation activists have welcomed an update to China’s list of officially sanctioned medicines, which drops 13 traditional formulas containing pangolin parts..." https://t.co/j1z8GXwNfq
"Not only is Biya a political juggernaut, he is the state...Some of the people who once championed the “Biya must go” movement have long gone—to the world beyond or to prison cells—while Biya shines bright like the northern star." -@ShuimoTrust
https://t.co/6QGxGdHMXq
"......With the nod of his head, the stroke of his pen and the state of his mind,” Ngwane writes, “He can, at best, miraculously turn five loaves of bread and two fishes into a mammoth feast—or at worst vindictively abandon any regional potential oasis into ...."
Bring back Ngonnso. "A 2023 research article estimates that 40,000 objects from Cameroon are in German museums, a far cry from the roughly 6,000 pieces in the state collections in Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon." https://t.co/wxWwGeSyNr
According to estimates, up to 90 per cent of African art is located outside the continent. In Europe and the US alone, more than 500,000 pieces are ... Check out my latest piece for @africasacountry: https://t.co/yhm3gSYbhe
@ngonnso@OpenRestitution@ArtRestitution
🚨 Just in! An African forest elephant has died in Bakingili, Cameroon. Allegedly, from natural causes, locals are collecting its meat for consumption. This species is critically endangered, facing threats from habitat loss & poaching. #Conservation#Cameroon 🐘
📸Cedrick Fogwan
How has #Kenya's media landscape changed since the start of the Gen-Z Protests? (By @ShuimoTrust)
A long read, discussing the state of media freedom in Kenya since the #Gen_Z_protests—where courage meets censorship. https://t.co/lLKADucrIE
#KenyaMedia#PressFreedom
#AJR_English
#AJ_JournalismReview
The Anglophone conflict in Cameroon is taking a mental health toll on victims of gender-based violence, revealing the infrastructure and policy gaps of an ailing mental healthcare system.
A difficult choice to serve humanity: Namibia plans to cull 700+ wild animals amid severe drought, distributing meat to hungry citizens.@CNN reports: https://t.co/R3pWrVNT8j
#Namibia#Wildlife#Drought#FoodInsecurity#conservation.
Cameroonian Journalists at the Centre of Fighting Illegal Fishing (By @ShuimoTrust )
https://t.co/vqJ22961nj
While the EU’s red card to Cameroon has undeniably tarnished its image, it has paradoxically unlocked the potential of Cameroonian journalists and ignited a movement poised to reshape the future. Through this shared struggle, journalists, scientists, conservationists, storytellers, and government officials have united, paving the way for a new era of ocean advocacy.
#IUUFishing
#CameroonEnvironment
#OceanConservation
#JournalismForChange
#MarineEcosystems
#SustainableFishing
#EnvironmentalJournalism
#IllegalFishing
#PressFreedom
#CameroonCoastline #AJR_English #AlJazeera_JournalismReview
I am humbled to be featured in this insightful article on illegal fishing activities in our oceans, written by the talented journalist @ShuimoTrust for @AlJazeera .
Check out the link for this compelling piece.
https://t.co/s7g7laSw7g
“Since the Anglophone crisis started, there has been an unending cycle of mental health crises. So, the effects are likely to continue even afterward,” Stella Eyabi, Mental Health Professional in Buea, Cameroon.
https://t.co/lAbn7zXA7N
Through their artistry and storytelling, spoken-word artists in the likes of @PenBoy237, are calling for an end to the overstretched armed conflict in #Cameroon. @ShuimoTrust
did his homework excellently in this piece.
https://t.co/De2hHcqncX