In Nigerian politics, “[Voters] feel we are not worth it…that an albino person cannot deliver anything”
Njukang Princeley For these Nigerian politicians living with albinism, the hope was to be judged on merit. Instead, their skin…
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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…
“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…
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…
Lookout Enhances Autonomy of Blind Africans, Increases Hopes for Visual Access
Princeley Njukang, Cameroon. Just when most visually impaired Africans felt that forgetting what sight offers is a good…
Hope in the Horizon as Disabled Youths Gain Marketable Skills amidst gruelling Cameroon Anglophone Conflict
Princely Kesah By Princeley Njukang, Cameroon. Over 25 disabled and vulnerable persons affected by the Cameroon Anglophone Conflict have been…
Kidnapped Blind University Student Narrates Torturous Experience in Captivity as Cameroon Anglophone Conflict Rages.
By Kesah Princely and Njukang Princeley, Cameroon Discussions about the impact of armed conflict on disabled people often…
How Google Talkback Revives Forgotten Dreams of Blind Africans, Exposing them to Global Opportunities.
Fraisnel Bayuga, Using a Pixel 3 XL SmartphoneBy Njukang Princeley, Cameroon. Using smart phones and other digital devices…
Dreams Dry Up as Disabled Cameroonian Students Weep Over Lack of Digital Assistive Technologies
By Njukang Princeley, Cameroon. Developing visual impairment while in college or university always comes as a heavy burden.…
Disable Cameroonians Clamor for Cultural Inclusion after UNCRPD Ratification
By Kesah Princely and Tanjong Moses, Cameroon. Either to live or be killed, this is the tight situation…