Justice Assembly by YAFEJ

An open  Internet will offer economic and social opportunity to all Cameroonians.  However, the Internet’s full potential will only be realized if it has a solid foundation in trust. A recent survey in the US found that 45% of users had changed their online behaviour because of their fears. In Cameroon, most social networkers use fake account names. Articles from around the world voice similar concerns. Internet users in Cameroon are anxious about how their data is being used by governments and business. They feel a lack of control, and worry about profiling and discrimination. They also fear that they will become victims of data breaches, identity theft, and other forms cybercrime. For some, this scenario has already become a reality. Internet users are also very troubled about the impact pervasive surveillance has on their privacy and other rights. The government is now assessing the effects of the Internet on society. Some are concerned that the Internet is enabling and amp

2017 was the most difficult year since we started our Mandate Nkambe Council Mayor By ABANDA Marcel Decries the wanton killing of civilians and Uniform men Mayor Paul Ngabir  The administrative, management and stores account session extended to the adoption of the Nkambe council Development Plan (CDP) took place in the Nkambe town hall last Monday 26 th March 2018. The session brought together most of the councilors of Nkambe, some sectorial Ministries, 17 Fons of the council and Village development Presidents was preceded by the 2 nd Assistant Senior Divisional Officer Donga Mantung Nkambe council session  In his opening speech, the Mayor of Nkambe council, Ngabir Paul Bantar said, the 2017 was characterized by a gloomy socio-politico economic climate that gripped the Anglophones Region. He continues that, fear, and intimidation held people hostage and consequently, the council recruited additional security to take care of the council institutions. He said by this r

          Ndu Council Mayor Blame drop of Management accounts on  current crisis  Ndu council has adopted their 2017 administrative,management and stores accounts. This was during council session that held this March 20 in the Ndu council hall.  In an opening speech during that session, the mayor of Ndu Council Bunyui Emmanuel Nyugap disclosed that the 2017 accounts witnessed a a drastic drop which can evidently be blamed on the current crisis in the North West and South West region. He said the sum of FCFA 445.338.247 came in as revenue in 2017 down from FCFA 571.484.058) of 2016. The most disturbing fact is that Ndu council is suffering from the same epileptic malaise like all the councils in Cameroon given that from statistics, the council is unable to generate up to 15% of its total revenue. Four hundred and forty five million three hundred and thirty eight thousand two hundred and forty seven(445.338.247) came in as revenue in 2017 witnessing a drop from the from the

Ring Road Evaluation of properties to be damage began Tuesday March 20, 2018 Participants during the meeting in Nkambe  After the meeting to assess the environmental and social impact of the tarring of the National Road Number 11(Ring Road) Kumbo-Ndu-Nkambe-Misaje section that took place Monday March 19/3 in the Nkambe community hall, organized by Ngwaimbi Paul Ayeah, the Divisional Delegate Public Works Donga Mantung that brought together stakeholders including beneficiaries whose properties will be destroyed with the eventual construction of the Ring road. The Divisional Delegate of Public Works Donga Mantung and team are already on the field for the Evaluation, identification and eventual compensation of the damage that will be done by the passage of the 60km stretch in Donga Mantung. On a Phone Chart with this reporter, the Delegate said, it may take him and the team up till a week to complete the identification and evaluation procedure on the stretch within Donga Mantung. H

MYEC Donga Mantung Adopt over 2.1miilion for 2018 1st Assistant SDO Donga Mantung  The first ever board meeting of the Donga Mantung Multipurpose Youth Empowerment center (MYEC) took this week, chair by it’s chair, the Senior Divisional Officer – Donga Mantung. The meeting, which took place at the Divisional Delegation of the Youth Affairs and civic Education brought together members of the board, composed of partners Ministries and those institutions that deals with Youth empowerment. Representing the SDO, Donga Mantung, the First Assistant SDO MBINGNOEH Abraham appreciated the board members present and reiterated the importance of the center. He said the modesty of the budget, is just an indication that next year they will go higher and that is how the activities of the center will be increasing and at the end of the day, the activities with be for the benefits of our Younger ones. He said the dream is that in the near future, the center will be a meeting point for every

All is set for the  Rogers Nforgwei People’s award Ceremony  Phone call confirming some details during the meeting Members of the selecting committee of councilors for the Rogers Nforgwei People’s award ended their session Friday 2 nd  Match 2018 in Nkambe. The selection of the most effective councilors, groups of councilors of the mandate (2013-2018) from the various councils in Donga Mantung started, last Monday 20 th February 2018, with the verification of the various councilors, civil society, community leaders and others nominations and supporting documents submitted. After the verification, some councilors were eliminated at the various levels, from incomplete forms, to non-existence of project on the field or project not executed by the councilor. The verification and confirmation which started on the 19th of February continued till Friday 2 nd Match when the committee concluded their findings and job by selecting and categorizing in other of merits the various counci