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Comeback of Diseases : Continuous Vaccination Dropout To Blame

Statistics from the Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) reveal a disturbing decline in the number of parents who follow and complete the vaccination programme of their children. Cameroon Tribune opens an investigation into the phenomenon which is a m
Even after the resurfacing of deadly pandemics, parents still escape free vaccination programmes, especially those meant for children between 0-11 months. Even now that the prog...
11:44

Youth Connekt Cameroon: 5th Edition Afoot

The Minister of Youth Affairs and Civic Education during a press conference recently gave a run-up to the event which will begin from December 16, 2024 Yaounde.
The Minister of Youth Affairs and Civic Education, Mounouna Foutsou has announced the coming up of the fifth edition of the Youth Connekt Cameroon Con...
15:11

Malaria : Vaccination Begins In January 2024

The vaccine which will be introduced into the vaccination programme, will be free for all children between 6-24 months old.
The Minister of Public Health, Malachie Manaouda via his twitter account has announced the entry of malaria vaccines into the country in three months. In his twitter post, the M...
12:44

Basic Education: Inculcating Science Culture In Kids

A workshop in this light, organised by UNESCO, ends on July 14, 2023 in Yaounde.
Why integrate the science and technology awareness in little children? What are the didactic tools to be developed for professionals and learners in t...
09:54

Gender-Based Violence : Joint Programme Launched

This was during an event at the Ministry of Women’s to improve the status of women especially in conflict zones on October 4, 2022 in Yaounde.
The Minister of Women’s Empowerment and the Family, Marie Therese Abena Ondoa nee Obama, has reiterated the need for partners to work together in a coordinated manner, to ...
10:43

Minimally Invasive, Robotic Surgeries: Stakes, Challenges In Africa

Experts at the ongoing gynaecological endoscopic congress examined the development of both surgeries on the continent yesterday, September 28 in Yaounde.
The development of minimally invasive surgery in the African setting has remained a controversial topic. While some people think it is a luxury, others say it is a necessity. Ho...