It is unimaginable that a course which set out to protect the English subsystem of education continues to be taken hostage by people who are enforcing school boycotts through lockdowns in the North West and South West regions. Community leaders and parents are calling for an immediate end to persistent disruptions that threaten the academic future of thousands of school children across the affected subdivisions.
Following an in-depth investigative report published by The Guardian Post highlighting severe waste accumulation across the capital, municipal workers and administrative authorities have launched an emergency cleanup initiative. Teams equipped with heavy machinery are currently clearing major trash heaps across key streets in Yaounde to address public health and sanitation risks.
First published on August 30, 2001, as a sporadic publication, The Guardian Post has grown over a quarter-century to become one of the most regularly published and widely read daily newspapers in the entire CEMAC sub-region. The publication marks its Silver Jubilee with a weeklong celebration highlighting 25 years of relentless news coverage, public advocacy, and commitment to press freedom.
Final year undergraduate students at the Yaounde International Business School (YIBS) have impressed academic and industry juries during their project defense sessions. Demonstrating strong readiness to create jobs and generate national wealth, the students presented innovative business plans spanning agriculture, fish farming, emerging technologies, engineering, and service sector enterprise.
Denying children their fundamental right to education is actively ruining the future of an entire Anglophone generation. As the new academic year begins across the national territory, stakeholders, educators, and civil society groups urge all factions to allow schools to operate safely and without intimidation, ensuring learners can return to classrooms without fear.
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