By George Arrey Agbor (The Post, Monday, January 11, 2010)
Three more Cameroonians have benefited from the UK Government through the Chevening grants for the 2010 scheme. The three laureates were presented to the public during a send-off party January 07 at the residence of the British High Commissioner to Cameroon in Yaounde.
Chevening Scholars (from left to right) Sona Peter, George Ngwane and John Ngando
They include; George Ngwane, Executive Director of AFRICAphonie, a pan-African NGO based in Buea, Peter Sona, Senior Police Superintendent of the Directorate of the Frontier Police in Yaounde and John Ngando, a politician and member of the Alliance of Progressive Forces party, who is based in Limbe.
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Today, October 15, 2007 marks the 20th anniversary of the death of the pan African icon and the maverick leader of Burkina Faso, Captain Thomas Isidore Noel Sankara.
Your Excellency,
Women’s Day. Established in 1977 by the United Nations, this important day provides an opportunity to celebrate the progress made to advance women’s rights and to assess the challenges that remain. This year’s theme is “Ending Violence against Women: Action for Real Results" with the Cameroonised adaptation being “Violence against women, Break the silence, take action”. The theme reflects the forms of marginalization, discrimination, persecution, victimization and exclusion, women in Africa have experienced since the Beijing Conference of 1995 became a media-hyped benchmark.
Tomorrow March 6th 2007 marks the 50th anniversary of the birth of the Ghanaian nation. Activities have been put in place to give Ghana’s golden Independence jubilee the global significance it deserves. But who can mention Ghana’s Independence without remembering its founder Francis Kwame Nkrumah (the Osagyefo)? After all do we not remember that prophetic and pan African slogan of his which said “Ghana’s Independence would be meaningless until all of Africa is united”?








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