Cameroon Anti-Bullying Common Initiative Group

Submitted by Sami Ghazi on 8 May, 2012 - 05:23
Cameroon Anti-Bullying Common Initiative Group

Case studies profile Kabissa members that inspire our volunteers and the entire Kabissa community. They are meant to provide Kabissa’s members with key learnings and spark ideas and discussion.

In this case study, we tell the story of the Cameroon Anti-Bullying Common Initiative Group (CABCIG), which confronts the problem of bullying in secondary schools in Cameroon, with the goal of creating an open and inclusive environment where children are focused on learning.

Kabissa wins the Netsquared FACT Social Justice Challenge!

Submitted by Tobias Eigen on 23 October, 2010 - 13:48

Thank you everyone who voted for Kabissa Connections on Netsquared to get us into the final 15 and thank you judges who selected us to be among the 5 winning organizations to receive a $5,000 cash prize. I also would like to congratulate the other 4 winners, in particular Agricultural Marketing Information Services in Cameroon and Integrated Electonic Peace Building Project in Kenya which are both very innovative and powerful projects deserving of recognition and support.

Report of HOYONet Seminar

Submitted by lum evelyne on 15 September, 2010 - 17:32

A report of the youth and information seminar that was organized by Hope for Youth Network (HOYONet) on Sunday August 1, 2010 at Ngomgham in Mankon-Bamenda in the North West Region of Cameroon.

The seminar started at exactly 11:00 am as planned. The youths were all assembled in the hall and the event started with a word of prayer followed by the Cameroon national anthem.

Alternative Guide to the World Cup

Submitted by Carolina Rodriguez on 9 June, 2010 - 16:53

Ahead of the kick-off of the 2010 World Cup on Friday, former UN Secretary-General and Chair of the Africa Progress Panel, Kofi Annan and United Nations Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador and football star Didier Drogba will today publish ‘Scoring for Africa – An Alternative Guide to the World Cup’.

NetSquared Camps: A Pilot in Convening Locally

Submitted by Amy Sample Ward on 23 April, 2010 - 15:03

When we launched the NetSquared conference in 2005, our premise was simple.  We set out to produce an event that brought together people working in the public and private sector who were interested in the potential of web-based tools and strategies to transform the way entrepreneurial nonprofits and social innovators operate.  The conference, held at Cisco’s headquarters in the heart of Silicon Valley, brought together around 300 people from foundations, corporate developer networks, and entrepreneurial social innovators working at the intersection of technology and social–change

Fons against AIDS-NGO seeking help to treat an orphan in Cameroon

Submitted by ELIAS FOMUNGUM on 29 March, 2010 - 09:40

Dear Members, FAANGO ( Fons Against AIDS-NGO) is looking for donors to help finance the treatment of Mr.Moses TATA, an orphan based in Cameroon and having a terrible skin disease.

We are ready to forward to your attention the pictures showing this skin disease as soon as we get your reaction.

This financial assistance will permit Moses do some Laboratory Tests before proper treatment begins.

Vacancy For Next Generation Leaders In Africa (DESPLAY Season 5)

Submitted by Kingsley Bangwell on 11 December, 2009 - 16:37
Youngstars Foundation International is identifying a generation of young Africans who can see the future and believe that they can change it for good through democracy, good leadership and governance. Democracy Series Participation Learning and Active Youth (DESPLAY), is the Youth Democracy Academy which has continued to reach hundreds of young people in Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon since 2005, with the aim of deepening young peoples knowledge about democracy and strengthening youth participation in governance processes.

Rice in Cameroon: High price, low production!

Submitted by Tamara Palamakumbura on 15 January, 2009 - 12:28

2009 has witnessed an increase in the price of paddy rice in Ngoketunjia Division (North West Region of Cameroon) as compared to 2008. A bag of 100 kg paddy rice in 2008 was sold at 10,000 frs CFA, early this year 2009 a bag of 100kg is selling at 15 to 18,000 frs CFA.

The production of rice in the area keeps on reducing as farmers lack financial and technical assistance to increase the rice production within the Division.

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