MBOSCUDA RATES 90% SUCCESS IN FOLLOW UP WORKSHOP ON CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND RIGHTS BY MILDRED NDUM WUNG KUM Radio and Television journalists in Bamenda are making some progress in writing and reporting content on cultural aspects. Success was estimated at 90% by Media Consultant Blasius Charles Nji at a workshop after encountering journalists to note their output in cultural journalism   . After training radio and television journalists on cultural diversity and cultural rights issues sometime in May 2019, The Mbororo Social and Cultural Development Association MBOSCUDA once more met with the journalists this September 25th 2019 to assess the extent to which media men and women are using the knowledge they gained four months ago.  Journalists take picture to immortalise event It is within this perspective that MBOSCUSDA organised a session to measure progress of the previous seminar in terms of cultural programs coined by journalists, how knowledge from the seminar improved ex

Priests and Bishops pose for pictures at 67th BAPEC session Cameroon’s president Paul Biya announced a major national dialogue to commence as from the end of this month.  The announcement came in a speech which he addressed to the nation hinged on the throes of the socio political crisis that has gripped the North West and South West region. It is barely a week since the national dialogue was announced and the topic is animating public debates. It is however time to give credit to the clerics and the laity of the Holy Mother Church the for role played in paving the path of dialogue Since the outbreak of the Anglophone crisis, the priests, the bishops, the religious and other leaders of the church have often echoed and re-echoed that only profound and meaningful dialogue can bring solution to the problems plaguing the North West and South West regions of Cameroon. In fact memories of 29-Dec-2016 are still fresh, the date when bishops of the Bamenda Provincial Episcopal Conferen