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The bridge at Ndu,part of a broader, deliberate strategy of national rebirth. By Dr. Martin Mungwa, PhD, F.ASCE (US Licensed Professional Engineer) In the rugged highlands of the Ndu Local Government Area, where mist curls over coffee plantations and rivers once separated kin from kin, a quiet revolution has taken place. Local engineers—sons and daughters
Presidential Archives- Devastating Floods in Victoria causing Landslides June 2001 ` By Martin Mungwa, PhD, PE, F.ASCE – US Licensed Professional Engineer Introduction Natural disasters like wildfires, floods, and storms affect lives, destroy infrastructure, and slow down national development. In the United States, disasters like the California wildfires and Texas floods have shown how unprepared
Barrister Timothy Mbeseha The independentist legal columnist By Barrister Timothy Mbeseha Douala–Yaoundé–Buea, July 2025 — More than six decades after the fateful events of 1 October 1961, a growing body of legal scholarship continues to challenge the legitimacy of the union between Southern Cameroons and the Republic of Cameroon. At the center of this renewed
President Ibrahim Traore believes in self sustainance. Bukinafaso’s President Ibrahim Traoure, has lauched what he calls the Pan African humaniterian initiative, which consists of massively suppling tons of Rice, cooking oil and sugar to some seven Afrcan countries in need. The first Beneficiaries to this very applauded initiative, have been Tchad, Niger Mali, sierra leon,
George Opong Weah former Liberian President. It is a rare occurance in Africa, after leaving a high political office, to find a man of such calibre moving and associating with his people with no fear and no body guards. George Opong Weah the former liberian President is par excellence a perfect example of that simplicity
Days to Labor Day on May 1, Minister of Labor and Social Security, Grégoire Owona, assessed the nation’s social climate, stating that while “generally good” on the eve of the workers’ celebration, challenges persist. Owona made the remarks on the CRTV radio program “Dimanche Midi.” Among the pressing issues, Owona highlighted the recent discontent among teachers’
