Cameroon Anglophone Conflict: PWDs Embrace First International Humanitarian Law Training as Sexual Abuses Pile Up
Princely Kesah “Many women with disabilities have been brutally raped, with some contracting incurable diseases and others left pregnant…” By…
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Flying Bullets, Hunger Rise within Disability Community as Lockdown Paralyzes Anglophone Cameroon
Whatever reasons are put forth for imposing the lockdowns, thousands of disabled persons are paying a huge price.…
Rising Mental Health Crisis Among Disabled Pregnant Women in Cameroon Amidst Failing Healthcare System
Instead of cleaning her up, as should be done for every woman after the baby is delivered, the…
Consternation, Outrage within Disability Community as Governor Downplays Cameroon Anglophone Conflict Effects on PWDs in Broad Daylight
Cameroon’s two Anglophone regions have been locked in a deadly armed conflict for nine years, and persons with…
Cameroon Presidential Election: Disability Agenda Dismissed, Millions Face Uncertain Future
It is a decisive moment in the political history of Cameroon as citizens hope for a new president…
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…
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: 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…
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…