Njukang Princeley 
Kesah Princely They survived a disease few ever do. Then the hard part began
Noma, a rare and devastating disease with a fatality rate of up to 90%, often remains undiagnosed until…
Trauma, Consternation in Anglophone Cameroon as Heavily Armed Soldiers Raid Disability Rehab Centre.
By Princely Kesah, Cameroon Blind people are left confused and wheel chair users motionless. Late on a Sunday…
“I Feel Like an Alien”: Visually Impaired Students Reveal Challenges on World Braille Day
By Njukang Princeley, Cameroon Visually impaired Africans have turned out massively to commemorate World Braille Day in different…
Inclusive Leadership Challenges and Prospects for Disabled Africans: Clear Path Defeats Conspiracy Theory Stance.
Princely Kesah, Cameroon. Persons with disabilities in Africa battle for inclusion in leadership at every given level of…
Inclusive Higher Education In Africa: New Dawn As Kanyi-Tometi Fund Unlocks Hidden Opportunities For Disabled Students
By Regis Che, Cameroon Persons with disabilities in Africa hardly realize their full potentials especially when they require…
Cameroon Anglophone Conflict: FUHOSEA Returns from Separatists Attack with Aid for Disabled Students
By Princeley Njukang, Cameroon. Accessing formal education in Cameroon poses a huge challenge for children and youth with…
Cameroon Anglophone Conflict: Parents of Disabled Children in Tears as Academic Year Gets Underway.
Miracle Nkemta (Student Journalist on internship,) Cameroon. Much is said of the challenges persons with disabilities face accessing…
Cameroon Anglophone Conflict: Disabled Persons Severely Hit in Latest Separatist Attack.
By Princeley Njukang, Cameroon "We spent all our years working to get this shelter for our children. When…
Cameroon Anglophone Conflict: The Church Indicted for Exploiting Persons with Disabilities
Hannah Bissong By Hannah Bissong, Cameroon …. Living in Bamenda, the capital of Cameroon’s conflict-ravaged Northwest region, is a serious…
How Social Media Rescued Me from African Conventional Media wolves: Transforming my Dark-Spots to Stepping Stones for Disability inclusion.
Princely Kesah, Cameroon. never has social media’s contribution to disability inclusion in Africa appeared so blazing to me…