Loïc Kamwa: The Young King of Corn and Agriculture in Cameroon

In the landscape of African agriculture, Loïc Kamwa Silatchom (born 16 November 1992, in Baham) has established himself as a…

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Bertrand Momo: Award-Winning Poet and Education Specialist at the World Bank

Bertrand Momo is a Cameroonian education specialist and creative whose career is a testament to the power of resilience and…

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Dr Babette Christelle Tchonang: The Young Cameroonian Oceanographer at NASA

In the high-stakes effort to understand and combat climate change, Dr. Babette Christelle Tchonang…

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Arthur Zang: The Heartbeat of Innovation: Inventor of CardioPad

Arthur Zang is a Cameroonian engineer and entrepreneur whose work has fundamentally altered the…

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“Akere Muna’s Coalition Gamble: Too Late, Too Shy?”

By Princeley Njukang There has been palpable excitement among some Cameroonians following the announcement…

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ANSAMA TEH SCHOLARSHIP FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: GCE AL & OL CATEGORIES 2025

In partnership with AFRICA NEEDS US FOUNDATION (ANUF), we will offer the Ansama Teh…

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CREATION OF AJUNG COMMISSION FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND SUSTAINABILITY

Ajung Fondom has created an Indigenous Commission for Future Generations and Sustainability. Ajung Fondom…

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EDITORIAL: Welcome to The Ijim Times, Fresh like Water from Ijim!

By Nsah Mala This is the inaugural edition of a newspaper called The Ijim…

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Nsanda Eba, Author of The Good Foot, Has Hit His Bad Foot: Adieu!

By Nsah Mala The death of Cameroonian novelist Nsanda Eba, renowned author of The…

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Lick the Bone, But Don’t Break It for Its Marrow: Mbessa Indigenous Knowledge for Future Generations

by Nsah Mala* In our world of escalating and intersecting polycrisis, the necessity to…

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The virality of letters: the Covid-19 literary archive keeps growing

by Kenneth Nsah* On Saturday 21 March 2020, I submitted a poem entitled “Give…

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The Return of Bush Fallers: Cameroon Anglophone Fiction Responds to Clandestine Immigration

by Kenneth Toah Nsah* Abstract Since 2010, many novels by Anglophone Cameroonian writers tend…

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