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It was an honour for the Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon to be invited by Monde Avenir and Together Cameroon to participate in the facilitation techniques and electoral education process. This initiative aims to enhance civil society’s involvement in the upcoming elections in Cameroon, contributing to a stronger and more informed electoral process.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon met with Mr. Ferrestra Nang, the Delegate Representative of Youth and Civic Education in Akwa, Bonajo, and representative of the Minister of Youth and Civic Education in Douala. The meeting focused on discussing collaboration between ACPbDYSS and the Ministry in youth programs and activities, particularly in the areas of education, training, and agricultural workshops.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon was honoured to be invited by Rachael Njoke, a Junior Senator of Cameroon for the United Nations. It was a privilege to join in celebrating her remarkable achievement, as she proudly represents the voice of her community in Buea.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon visited the various stands of entrepreneurs at Krystal Palace, Douala, recognizing the impressive skills and excellent work they are showcasing. They are truly excelling in their efforts.
It was a pleasure, as the Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon, to share my thoughts in the Messenger Newspaper regarding the growing influence of digital skills among Cameroonian youth. I emphasized the importance of mastering these skills and highlighted the opportunities presented to them, which will be invaluable for their future.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon had the privilege of participating in a remarkable meeting organized by Push at Krystal Palace, Douala. The event brought together notable figures such as Stanley Enow, Nchang Cho Clinton, UBA Cameroon SA, and other Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), along with the Ambassador of Social Cohesion in Cameroon and both national and international entrepreneurs. It provided a valuable opportunity for networking and collaboration, with the shared goal of building a better future for Cameroon.
It was a great honour for the Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon to accept the invitation from CHANGE ENGINE and ANTIC at the Elite Office in Akwa, Douala. The event concluded with closing remarks from the Director of ANTIC, the Founder of Change Engine, and Nchang Cho Clinton. During my address, I encouraged them to remain resilient and not to give up easily in life.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon participated in a roundtable discussion alongside various delegations from ministries and organizations, including the Ministry of Higher Education (MINESUP), MINEPOSTEL, GECAM, EJARA, WASPITO, CAMTEL, ANTIC, IUGET, MINEDUB, and ZEBRA COMICS. The discussion focused on reskilling the future workforce by developing a critical mass of skilled professionals to succeed in a technology-driven economy in Cameroon.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon had a productive discussion with the General Director of Waspito, a health-focused social network that enables users (clients) to consult with verified doctors via video calls. The platform also facilitates home sample collection and medication delivery, enhancing access to healthcare services.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon was honoured to participate in the Cameroon Digital Skills Campaign, organized by the Founder of Change Engine, held at the Douala Elite offices in Akwa. The event, themed “Digital Skills for Youth Entrepreneurship in the Fourth Industrial Revolution,” brought together 100 youth from universities in Douala. These young participants were equipped with advanced digital skills aimed at empowering them to venture into entrepreneurship, create innovative solutions, launch groundbreaking businesses, and contribute to the growth of Cameroon’s digital economy. This initiative is led by ANTIC and The Change Engine.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon had a productive meeting with the Secretary General of the Governor in Bafoussam to discuss the implementation of youth activities in the region.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon had the opportunity to meet with the Chief of Center in Douala, representing the Delegates of Youths and Civic Education. They discussed the challenges facing the youth and explored programs designed to equip them with valuable skills for their benefit.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon took on the important task of educating women and girls on managing their menstrual hygiene with dignity. Menstrual hygiene is not a luxury but a fundamental right. By discussing periods openly, we foster a more inclusive and supportive environment. The focus was on teaching young girls about menstrual hygiene practices and the daily use of sanitary products. Ensuring access to clean water, sanitation, and menstrual products is essential for every girl.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon, Nchang Cho Clinton, appointed his regional coordinator and team in Bamenda to ensure the smooth operation of activities in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. This initiative is designed to benefit all relevant citizens in the region, with plans to extend similar efforts to other regions in the future.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon met with the Assistant Divisional Officer (DO) of Douala Five to discuss collaborative efforts on our activities in Cameroon and to talk about development policies.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon welcomed Mrs. Helene Manuyi Arrey, CEO of Change Engine, Advisory Board Chairperson, and Founder of Cameroon Digital Skills. They discussed concerns related to youth unemployment, particularly among graduates who struggle to find work after completing their education, and explored solutions and educational opportunities to address these issues.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon hosted the Executive Director of Working for Our Well-being during a visit to Douala for work-related activities.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon stands in solidarity with Cameroonian journalists to honour and celebrate this significant day. This day also highlights the challenges faced by journalists and media organizations worldwide, including threats, censorship, and violence.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon, along with the quarter head, delegates from the Ministry of Youths and Civic Education, and the One Africa Forum of Tam-Tam, convened at Marche Non-Glacee near Douala International Airport. The discussion focused on the significance of youth entrepreneurship and the role of social entrepreneurship in driving sustainable development. Emphasizing job creation, innovation, and economic growth, the meeting also encouraged a sense of patriotism towards Cameroon.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon engaged in a productive discussion with Hon. Malomba Esembe, a highly respected parliamentarian from Buea at the National Assembly. They focused on the development of youth and community growth in Cameroon, exploring strategies for advancing humanitarian efforts and community development in his regions. Hon. Esembe expressed a commitment to being actively involved in these initiatives in the future.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon conveyed to the youth that within every young person resides the potential for greatness. He emphasized that the future belongs to those who dare to dream beyond limitations. He remarked, “Youth is not defined by age but by the courage to pursue dreams relentlessly.”
The ACP DYSS Cameroon conference, titled “The Heart of Cultural Diversity, Global Sustainability, Human Rights, and the Role of Youth in Innovation and Technology Advancement in Cameroon,” aligns with the values of the European Union and ACP (Africa, Caribbean, Pacific countries). This initiative aims to foster cooperation between these regions on sustainable development, human rights, and technological innovation. Youth from all ten regions of Cameroon convened to discuss the uniqueness of our culture and human rights issues in the country. Certificates were awarded to participants for their engagement in this important dialogue.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon was invited by the principal of Tenfa Bilingual College in Douala-Littoral to address secondary school students on the consequences of hate speech, aiming to prevent them from becoming victims of such speech in our community.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon was invited by ZOZAC Health Center to discuss the future of our partnership, focusing on how the collaboration can enhance community health and provide comprehensive benefits to the local population.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon was honoured to be invited by AfricaCheck in Dakar, Senegal, for a seminar on fact-checking, fake news, and online hate speech. This opportunity will enhance efforts to combat these issues in Cameroon.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon attended the 58th National Youth Day Celebration in Cameroon, themed “Youth, Moral, Civic, and Entrepreneurial Rearmament: A Guarantee for Discipline in Building a United and Prosperous Cameroon.” During this event, I also participated in an ONG UN MONDE Avenir gathering in the Littoral region, where we discussed governance, politics, and my contributions to youth development in the area.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon, alongside notable figures including the U.S. Ambassador to Yaoundé, government officials, ministers, youth leaders, Nchang Cho Clinton, and alumni, participated in the Exchange Program at ENAM Yaoundé. It was a privilege to connect with such distinguished individuals in our beloved country, Cameroon.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon participated in the African Change Makers Exchange Network. This event provided a valuable opportunity to witness a united gathering of individuals dedicated to shaping a brighter future for our continent, Africa.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon was invited to Bamenda to speak with primary school students about the significance of leadership. Contributing to the community can be as simple as giving, whether by sharing resources or offering support where it’s needed most. By providing educational opportunities and access to essential resources, we can make a significant impact on these children’s lives. They need our support now more than ever, and together we can work to bring them joy and hope.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon was invited by the Pan-African international network Dash TV to discuss the mission of ACP DYSS and address the issue of hate speech in Cameroon. The conversation highlighted the need for legal measures to address and prevent hate speech, emphasizing the government’s commitment to enforcing regulations and penalties for violations.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon met with the Representative of the Minister of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Social Economy, and Handicrafts at the Emmi Global Entrepreneurial Leadership Summit. They discussed the crucial role of youth in entrepreneurship, emphasizing its importance for their personal and professional growth.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon attended a session at the National Assembly to discuss youth peace-building initiatives, alongside a delegation from the US Embassy in Yaoundé and various government officials in Cameroon.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon met with the representative of the Minister of External Relations in Douala Bonamoussadi to discuss and oversee the projects and activities of ACP DYSS across Cameroon.
The Chairperson of ACP DYSS Cameroon exchanged greetings with the Minister of Youths and Civic Education, the Representative of the Governor of the Littoral Region, and other dignitaries, aiming to encourage collaborative efforts towards promoting peace in the country.
