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     Motherless Babies At Magdalene Home Care Centre Akum  By Raymond Dingana  In her quest to ensure every child gets educated, Ndichia Foundation was at  Magdalene Home Care Centre Akum, Bamenda with didactics to aid the continuous education of orphans and Persons with Disabilities PWDs in the centre.  Magdalene Home care Center Akum in her 14th year of existence is a Presbyterian Orphanage with children between ages of 0- 21 years from different backgrounds. The Cameroon Community of Saint John South Africa, a group of Cameroonians living in Johannesburg , South Africa who are united in faith, love and service to the people contributed the items to Ndichia Foundation as a way to boost her efforts. In 2020, during COVID - 19, the Cameroon Community of Saint John supported the elderly people in Njinikom with food items. Ndichia Foundation was heart broken when they met a baby just a day old at the orphanage abandoned by an unknown parent at the Region...

Participants At The Workshop Organized By Pearl Foundation By Raymond Dingana Widows in Cameroon have continued to pay the price for the death of their spouses, and the trampling on widows' rights and other vulnerable women has reached crescendo, PEARL Foundation has confirmed to drayinfos. Many have seen their husband's properties confiscated by relatives leaving them with nothing to survive on. Some have been denied access to their children thereby constituting a violation to the Maputo Protocol which is out to uphold women's rights. This explains why PEAR Foundation, a not for profit organization based in Bamenda with inspiration from the Maputo Protocol is out to combat the phenomenon. To better prepare for the offensive against the violation of widow's and women's rights, PEARL Foundation with the backing of Brot für die Welt organized a one-day capacity building workshop in Bamenda for Widow's, Indigenous women like the Mbororos, Civil Society Org...

Recipients In All Smiles After Benefiting From Ndichia Foundation's Magnanimity   By Raymond Dingana  Nawain Nain Ndang Angeline, widow of the founder of Ndichia Foundation has made donations to some children in Njinikom, Boyo Division, North West Region of Cameroon recently. The beneficiaries received didactics to persuade them stay in school given that many are already dropping out because of lack of school needs, reason why the donor stepped on to arrest the situation.  During the event that happened in Njinikom recently, the recipients were also treated to a small talk on where the donation was coming from, the importance of education and the history of Ndichia Foundation. Nawain Nain Ndang Angeline With Some Of The Recipients   According to the donor, Nawain Nain Angeline, she expects a lot form the kids.  “We expect them to use these material to study well, have a future and succeed in life” She said. The recipients expressed gratitude to Ndichia Foundatio...

  By Raymond Dingana The dust raised by the recent public execution of two civilians at the Guzang Market Square in Batibo, Momo Division of the North West Region of Cameroon, Wednesday October 4th, 2023 is yet to settle. Guzang is a village in the Anglophone North West Region of Cameroon, one of the hardest hit areas in the Anglophone arm conflict. Senator Enwe Francis has vehemently condemned the death sentence on Mbahnyamsig Hansel Ndi, brother to the Fon of Guzang and Aburo Cletus Njohgo, a petit trader at the Guzang Market who were shot and killed (execution style) by arm separatists in Guzang. Copy Of Senator Enwe's Reaction To The Killings In Guzang Reacting to the incident,  Senator Enwe said,  "I am disturbed and shocked from the graphic, inhuman and lunatic public execution carried out by an armed rebel group which led to the death of two innocent and responsible Cameroonians in Guzang, Batibo." " I am warning of the abuse of International instruments like ...

  Structure Before Attack(L) Structure After Attack(R) By Raymond Dingana Inhabitants of the Bamenda III Municipality are still devastated seeing what they baptized their beautiful ceremonial hall whose elegance was elevated just of recent lying in ruins after an arson attack, Saturday September 30th. Amongst those whose hearts are broken following the incident is the mayor of the Bamenda III Council, Fongu Cletus Tanwie and Fon Azehfor III of Nkwen. Bamenda III Burnt Ceremonial Hall Visiting the affected structures, Mayor Fongu said no amount of attack will disturb the normal functioning of the council because they are only out to serve the community irrespective of political, religious, ethnic and cultural background. "We are employing measures to guarantee a smooth continuation of council activities rendered to the needy population. We will not allow the fire-raising to deprive the people of council services," Fongu Cletus told drayinfos. He continued that, "The well ...

Bamenda III Council Hall On Fire By Raymond Dingana Users of council services in Bamenda have saluted  denizens of the Bamenda III Council area for acting promptly to arrest a fire outbreak that could have reduced the structure to ashes if they did not intervene and on time. Breaking Saturday September 30th,2023, fire erupted at the Bamenda III Council Hall after gunshots were heard for a long time. According to witnesses, the attackers came on motor bikes and started shooting before setting the hall on fire. The story would have been different if the population didn't intervene. "If not of the population, the council building would have gone down entirely. They emptied themselves to the council premise and successfully overpowered the flames,"  Tanwie, a native of Nkwen told drayinfos. He added that though no one has claimed responsibility, accusing fingers are pointing at those who have not been comfortable with the successes of the council. The Bamenda III Council is n...

  The Declaration From Transporters By Raymond Dingana  Promoters of Inter-Urban Transport businesses in the crisis troubled North West Region of Cameroon say they will reclaim the expressways Wednesday September 20. After witnessing the pain the population was subjected to just for a day (Tuesday September 19) when their activities were paralyzed, they met on Tuesday and decided to do all to ease the suffering on the population. They have called on inhabitants to feel free to book their tickets at their agencies and travel to where ever they want to from Wednesday. In a declaration signed by eight representatives of Inter-Uurban transport businesses, they said, "We have unanimously agreed to continue with our normal activities ensuring the movements of persons and goods to and from Bamenda," reads the declaration which continues that the decision was arrived at taken in to consideration Taxi men, Buyam sellams, Bike riders and others whose lifestyle is connected to their own...