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By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy  Bamenda, June 14, 2024 - The Azire Cooperative Credit Union Limited (AZiCCUL) held its 56th Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Esplanade of Ayaba Hotel in Bamenda. The event brought together members, dignitaries, and stakeholders to review the union's performance and elect new leaders. Simon Emile Mooh SDO for Mezam Speaking during AZiCCUL AGM 2024. In his remarks, the Senior Divisional Officer (SDO) for Mezam, Simon Emile Mooh, advised the newly elected President, Mme Ngang Mirabel Neh, to prioritize the protection of members' interests and ensure the union's continued growth. "Money does not like noise," he cautioned, urging the leadership to maintain stability and focus on the union's objectives. Mme. Ngang Mirabel Neh the newly elected President of AZiCCUL  during interviews  A Staff of RECCU-CAM declaring Mme. Ngang Mirabel Neh as winner  Mme Ngang Mirabel Neh, the 11th President of AZiCCUL, promised to take the union "ba...

On June 5, 2025, the Mendakwe community celebrated a significant milestone in healthcare infrastructure with the handover of a U-shaped fence, borehole, and water stand to the CMA Mendakwe health facility. The project, donated by Dr. Tama Mumah Emmanuel and his family, was managed by Bright Light Projects (BLP) and C2C Mentors . Notable figures attended the ceremony, including the NW Regional Delegate of Public Health and the Fon of Mendakwe Village. The project showcases the power of community spirit and compassion, and serves as a model for future initiatives. Watch and share.. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CFwrbMLn3/

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy, Eagle Eye Africa  Side view of the Fence  Borehole and Water Stand  RD Public Health North West and Asst. DO Bamenda I Subdivision  Mayor Ann with Dr. Mumah 's Parents accompanied by a host of others  In a heartwarming display of philanthropy, Dr. Tama Mumah Emmanuel and his family have donated a U-shaped fence, borehole, and water stand to the Bamenda One Subdivisional Hospital in Mendakwe, Bamenda. The handover ceremony, which took place on June 5, 2025, was attended by various stakeholders, including Mme. Ndumu Anna, First Deputy Mayor of Bamenda One Council, representing the Mayor and Board Chair of the Hospital; The Fon of Mendakwe Village; The Regional Delegate of Public Health; The Assistant DO Bamenda I Subdivision, Mingo Francis Nchoffo; Dr. Lembi Hilda Tanue, Chief Medical Officer of CMA Mendankwe; Shing Praise Waindia, representative from C2C Mentors; hospital staff; traditional groups; and community members. Mme. Ndumu Ngw...

Campaign for Environmental Protection Stakeholders partnering with BLP. Partner organizations on World Environment Day 2025 in Bamenda  Talks on Environmental Protection  Sample of pollution common to most areas in Bamenda  A joint action  BLP Project Manager Shing Praise Waindia and Stakeholders in environmental protection including the Regional Delegation of Environmental Protection. Participants  Workshop: turning plastic bottles in to drying lines Turning worn-out tires in to usable items. Planting of a significant tree to grass the World Environment Day in Bamenda  By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy, Bamenda-Cameroon In a powerful display of commitment to environmental protection, Bright Light Projects organized a community led action to tackle plastic pollution in celebration of the World Environment Day 2025 event at the Alliance Francaise in Bamenda, themed "Beating Plastic Pollution." The initiative brought together stakeholders, youths, and environmental ...

By Wirngo Peter Tardzenyuy, Bamenda-Cameroon June 4, 2025 - Bamenda, Cameroon - The Alliance Francaise in Bamenda  buzzed with excitement as stakeholders in environmental protection gathered to showcase activities in commemoration of the World Environment Day 2025 celebrated every June 5th. The event, themed "Beating Plastic Pollution," same years theme brought together civil society leaders, government officials, and youths to raise awareness and find solutions to the pressing issue of plastic pollution in Bamenda and the North West Region at large. The Chief of Service at the North West Regional Delegation of Environmental Protection, Dr. Agbor Ebai Maurice, highlighted the severity of plastic pollution in Bamenda. "Plastic is really a problem in the city of Bamenda," he said. "It blocks our waterways, causes flash floods, and leads to environmental hazards and health problems for humans and livestock." Mr. Denis Kpue Mue the Regional Delegate of MINEPD...