2024 National Technology Days: Minister Calistus Hails Creative Innovators, Pledges Gov’t Support

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The interim Minister of Mines, Industry, and Technological Development (MINMIDT), Prof. Calistus Fuh Gentry, has praised the creative innovations of inventors.

**Minister Fuh Gentry cutting the inaugural ribbon** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

Prof. Fuh Gentry made this statement on November 19 in Yaoundé while officially launching the 2024 edition of the National Technological Days. The 9th edition of the National Technological Days is being held under the theme, “Local Technological Innovations: A Lever for Import-Substitution.”

Speaking shortly after inaugurating the technology village, Minister Fuh Gentry not only hailed the innovators but also pledged that the government will support and exploit the talents of these young individuals.

“I am very convinced with what I see today, that Cameroon is blessed with talent and human resources,” the Minister said.

He added, “we are going to exploit these talents, and we are going to put these talents at the disposal of businessmen, industrialists, and international organizations such as the OAPI, to improve the efficiency of everything we see here, so that it becomes an industrial project.”

***Minister Fuh Gentry visiting stands of innovators*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

Indicating that this is how China and India have developed their industries, Minister Fuh Gentry stated that it is time for Africa, and in particular for Cameroon, to take its place.

Several innovators told The Post that their inventions were motivated by shortcomings in society. They believe that if well-applied, these inventions could reduce imports and encourage domestic consumption.

Thaddeus Anga Mukong, an inventor of a solar inverter, said his invention would help transform solar energy from lower levels to higher alternating current levels, enabling the operation of larger equipment.

Etienne Kanjo Shey’s invention, which converts waste plastics into fuel, was developed to address environmental degradation caused by plastic pollution in cities and oceans.

A total of 50 inventors from all 10 regions of the country are competing to showcase their creative prowess. Alongside them, 15 innovative companies and research centers, including IRAD, MIPROMALO, CNDT, IAI, IUT Douala, and IUG, are participating in the event.

Key government departments and partner organizations, such as CAMTEL, API, PAK, CCIMA, and OAPI, have joined forces to support this initiative, underscoring the importance of public-private collaboration in promoting local expertise.

The National Technological Days allow local inventions to be exhibited with the aim of qualifying them for exploitation and industrial development, the driving force behind wealth creation and job generation.

The last edition of the National Technology Days, held in 2022, focused on promoting local know-how in identified areas to enhance existing skills and potential, encouraging investments from both the public and private sectors.

Bui Unity Super Cup Football Competition Set To Kick Off

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The inaugural Bui Unity Super Cup Football Competition, has been scheduled to kick off on Sunday, November 24. This triangular football competition aims to foster unity among the three tribes that make up the Bui Division: Nso, Noni, and Oku, in the Northwest Region of Cameroon.

The tournament will take place at the Mateco Stadium, University of Yaoundé I Campus. The opening match features the champions of the Bui Sports Fans Competition, Nso Boys FC, who will face off against the winners of the Oku Unity Football Tournament, Jikejem Hurricanes FC.

According to the organizers, the tournament will run from November 24 to December 22, culminating in a grand final at the Military Stadium. Organizers say one of the primary objectives of the Bui Unity Super Cup Football Competition is to utilize sports, particularly football, as a means of strengthening the bonds of unity within the Bui Division.

The Nso, Oku, and Noni communities have unanimously agreed to participate in this tournament to send a powerful statement advocating for love, peace, and solidarity among the people of Bui.

This marks the first time such a competition has been organized, and both observers and fans view the Bui Unity Super Cup Football Competition as a significant step toward promoting the values of peace, unity, and love among residents of the division, both locally and in the diaspora.

For the past nine years, the socio-political crisis in the region has had a profound impact on the Bui Division, leading to numerous challenges and hardships. While conditions are gradually improving, the ongoing need for sustained peace and community cohesion remains critical.

As the tournament approaches, anticipation is building among local fans and players alike. The Bui Unity Super Cup Competition promises not only to showcase local talent but also to serve as a beacon of hope and reconciliation for the community.

Through this event, the organizers aim to remind everyone of the importance of coming together in solidarity, celebrating shared values, and working toward a peaceful future for all.

At 2024 Africa Industrialization Day: Minister Calistus Drums Promotion Of Local Tech Solutions As Key Foundation To Inclusive Economy

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The Interim Minister of Mines, Industry, and Technological Development (MINMIDT), Prof. Calistus Fuh Gentry, says promoting local technological solutions will help lay the foundations for a stronger, more diversified, and more inclusive economy for future generations.

***Minister Calistus Fuh Gentry speaking to the press*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

Prof. Calistus made the statement on November 20 in Yaoundé during celebrations marking the 35th anniversary of the Africa Industrialization Day. The 2024 edition is celebrated under the theme, “Taking advantage of artificial intelligence (AI) and green industrialization to accelerate Africa’s structural transformation.”

Celebrations marking the 35th anniversary come at the moment when the 9th edition of the National Technology Days (JTN) is taking place under the theme, “Local technological innovations, a lever for import-substitution.”

“By promoting our own technological solutions, we are not only meeting the needs of today; we are laying the foundations for a stronger, more diversified, and more inclusive economy for future generations,” Minister Calistus said.

Stressing that technologies are evolving at a frantic pace, constantly redefining the economic boundaries between nations and the opportunities available to them, he added that for Cameroon, the challenge is daunting.

“It is about building a future where local innovations and endogenous technology will meet the needs of our society, reduce our dependence on imports, and stimulate the creation of quality jobs. Import substitution, far from being a simple economic concept, then becomes a promise of self-sufficiency, prosperity, and resilience for our nation,” he said.

In order to take full advantage of the natural factorial endowments that abound in Cameroon to definitively position itself on the paths of structural transformation, Minister Calistus noted that it is essential, in the spirit of the times, for a faster development of local technological innovations, which will undoubtedly serve for a better implementation of the import-substitution policy, that Cameroonian youth are more interested in artificial intelligence techniques.

Talking about the National Technology Days, which he says comes at the moment of the celebration of the African Industralisation Day, he said the technologies presented by the youths, born from Cameroonian ingenuity, demonstrate the potential to become a key player in the African and global technological economy.

To meet the challenges that come with industrialization, he said, Cameroon has adopted a number of reforms resulting in innovations at institutional, legislative, and regulatory levels, as well as in infrastructure.

“At the institutional level, the country has adopted a new roadmap, the National Development Strategy 2020-2030 (SND30), which focuses on the structural transformation of the productive fabric and industrialization through import substitution,” he said.

Besides Legislation and Regulations, the Minister indicated that the State of Cameroon, in line with the achievements of the first phase of its Vision of Emergence, has undertaken major investments to make the country an attractive destination for private investment in three areas: physical, energy, and cognitive.

“New physical infrastructures have been built, notably the hydroelectric dam on the Sanaga River at Nachtigal, with an installed capacity of 420 MW, as well as new universities and training schools, geographically distributed throughout the country,” he added.

He, however, stated that the past year has been marked by significant achievements, which clearly illustrate the dynamism of Cameroon’s industrial sector, driven by the strong actions mentioned above, but above all by the political will to develop locally, the value chains of all kinds of wealth present in Cameroon’s soil and subsoil.

This includes the inauguration in Kribi of the CADYST Group wheat processing plant and also CIMPOR Cameroun S.A cement production plant in Kribi, the award to CAMALCO S.A. of the industrial exploitation permit for Minim-Martap bauxite, as well as visits over the past month to major industrial projects completed or under development, relating to the establishment of automotive oil manufacturing plants, domestic gas cylinder manufacturing plants, and tire manufacturing plants among others.

He said these projects, which demonstrate the attractiveness of Cameroon’s business environment, are in line with our import-substitution policy, in accordance with the requirements of sustainable development and resilience of the national economy.

“The 35th Africa Industrialization Day reminds us of the imperative to redouble our efforts to ensure the achievement of the targeted objectives. It invites us all together, Governments, private sector actors, development partners, and civil society, to work towards sustainable and inclusive industrialization, a guarantee of a prosperous Africa with integrated economies,” he noted.

Africa Industrialization Day, celebrated every 20 November since 1989, was instituted by the Organization of African Unity and endorsed by the United Nations General Assembly. Its mission is to raise awareness among governments, the private sector, civil society and international partners of the challenges of industrialisation in Africa, while mobilising greater support for its sustainable economic transformation.

Paradigm Initiative Commends Cameroon’s Data Protection Bill, Notes Shortcomings

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Paradigm Initiative (PIN), a leading pan-African organisation advocating for digital rights and inclusion, has commended the tabling of Cameroon’s Personal Data Protection Bill in Parliament.

According to PIN, the landmark legislation marks a significant step towards safeguarding privacy in an era dominated by data-driven technologies. Its provisions lay the groundwork for enhanced personal data protection and align Cameroon with global efforts to address the risks of data misuse.

While the pan-African organization commends the bill for laying the groundwork for robust data protection, it is also raising concerns about certain provisions, questioning potential effectiveness. One area of concern highlighted by the organisation is the independence of the Personal Data Protection Authority, as outlined in Section 53.

The appointment of the Authority by the Head of State raises questions about its ability to operate without political influence, which is crucial for impartial enforcement. Similarly, the provision under Section 9(2) allowing the waiver of consent for tasks deemed in the ‘public interest,’ including matters of health, lacks sufficient safeguards. Without judicial oversight or clearer definitions, PIN warns that this clause risks being misinterpreted or misused.

Paradigm Initiative believes there is a unique opportunity to address these gaps during parliamentary deliberations, ensuring that the law is not only progressive in theory but also practical and effective in protecting citizens.

“Cameroon’s Personal Data Protection Bill is a significant achievement and demonstrates a growing recognition of the need for strong data protection frameworks across Africa,” said Khadijah El-Usman, Senior Programs Officer, Anglophone Africa at Paradigm Initiative.

“We urge legislators to address the ambiguities in the bill and ensure its implementation is backed by adequate capacity to monitor compliance and protect citizens from data exploitation which includes but is not limited to financial independence,” she added.

As tech corporations continue to mine data on a global scale, Cameroon’s progress in this area signals a promising step toward greater accountability in the digital age. With proper implementation and oversight, the country could join others in holding violators accountable and protecting the digital rights of its citizens.

Paradigm Initiative remains committed to working with policymakers, civil society, and other stakeholders to ensure that this bill delivers on its promise of meaningful data protection for all Cameroonians.

Paradigm Initiative (PIN) connects under-served young Africans with digital opportunities and ensures digital rights for all. We have worked in communities across Nigeria since 2007 and across Africa since 2017, building experience, community trust, and an organisational culture that positions us as a leading non-governmental organisation in ICT for Development and digital rights on the continent.

PIN promote a rights-respecting continent through our team in subregional offices in Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. The interventions of PIN are spread across more than 27 African countries. Paradigm Initiative pushes for an Internet that is open, accessible, and affordable to all.

PIN’s programs include a Life Skills, ICT Skills, Financial Literacy, and Entrepreneurship (LIFE) Training Program, a digital readiness workshop for youth, and a Life at Schools Club Program. PIN has also built online platforms such as Ayeta and Ripoti that educate and serve as safe spaces for reporting digital rights violations.

Experts Unit To Combat AMR Through A One Health Approach

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Experts from various sectors in Africa have united to address Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). This outcome emerged from a high-level meeting that began in Yaoundé on November 14. The meeting coincides with Africa’s observance of World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week (WAAW) under the theme, “Educate. Advocate. Act Now.”

***Officials during the opening ceremony***

Hosted by the Government of Cameroon, the high-level meeting brought together policymakers, health experts, and youth leaders.

Opening the meeting, Dr. Taïga, Cameroon’s Minister of Livestock, Fisheries, and Animal Industries (MINEPIA), emphasized that AMR is a global concern affecting human, animal, and environmental health.

“It represents one of the most serious threats to the world today. Despite its silent nature, AMR is particularly devastating for our health systems, with repercussions for economic development,” the Minister stated.

Speaking on behalf of the Assistant Director General and Regional Representative for Africa, Athman Mravili, FAO Subregional Coordinator for Central Africa, emphasized that population growth in Africa places immense pressure on food demand in agriculture, leading to increased production of food of animal origin and crops associated with the use of antimicrobials.

“The FAO’s mandate covers antimicrobial stewardship across various disciplines, including aquatic and terrestrial animal health, welfare and production, food and feed safety, crop production and protection, and overall stewardship of water and land along the agri-food system,” he indicated.

Meanwhile, Huyam Salih, Director of the African Union Inter African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR), stated, “With an estimated 60 to 75 percent of emerging human pathogens originating from animals, the responsible use of antimicrobials in animal health is critical.”

The week-long event features a series of impactful activities, including high-profile panel discussions, youth engagement initiatives, and field visits to showcase ongoing efforts to tackle AMR across sectors.

While the high-level meeting reflects Africa’s dedication to reducing AMR—a growing public health challenge threatening human, animal, and environmental health—experts note that this year’s theme stresses the need for cross-sector collaboration to preserve the effectiveness of antimicrobials.

AMR, driven by the misuse and overuse of antibiotics across sectors, is a significant concern in Africa, where resistance rates are rising and threaten decades of progress in disease control. As AMR poses a major health threat that could lead to up to 4.1 million deaths annually across Africa by 2050 if left unchecked, this year’s observance comes at a crucial time.

Key messages throughout the week will highlight the urgent need for responsible antimicrobial use and stronger surveillance to protect public health, livelihoods, and food security across the continent.

WAAW is an annual collaboration in Africa spearheaded by the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), the AU Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH), and the World Health Organization (WHO).

The involvement of these diverse organizations underscores the necessity of a One Health approach—an integrated strategy that recognizes the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health to mitigate AMR effectively.

Ahead Of Cultural Festival, Anticipation Builds For Miss Ngonnso Pageant

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

As the Ngonnso Cultural Festival 2024 looms closer, anticipation is mounting among the daughters of Nso. The pinnacle of the festival, the coronation of Miss Ngonnso, is a highly coveted title that promises prestige, cultural ambassadorship, and a platform for positive change.

The Miss Ngonnso pageant is more than just a beauty contest; it’s a celebration of Nso culture, heritage, and the empowerment of young women. The pageant seeks to identify a young woman who will embody the values of the Nso people: strength, intelligence, grace, and a deep-rooted connection to their cultural heritage.

Potential contestants must possess a keen understanding of Nso history, traditions, and customs. They are expected to be well-spoken, articulate, and confident individuals capable of representing the Nso people on both local and international stages. Beyond their physical beauty, contestants are judged on their intelligence, poise, and community involvement.

The reigning Miss Ngonnso for over a year is expected to serve as a role model for young women in the Nso community. She will be called upon to participate in various cultural events, charity initiatives, and community outreach programs. Her reign is a period of service, during which she will strive to promote positive values and inspire others.

As the competition heats up, young women from all corners of the Nso land are preparing to showcase their beauty, intelligence, and cultural knowledge. The winner of the pageant will not only receive the coveted title of Miss Ngonnso but also the opportunity to represent the Nso people with pride and dignity.

The Ngonnso Cultural Festival is a time for celebration, tradition, and community. The Miss Ngonnso pageant adds a touch of glamour and excitement to the festivities. It is evidence to the rich cultural heritage of the Nso people and their commitment to empowering young women.

Nso Boys FC Clinches 12th Bui Sports Fans Competition Title

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Nso Boys FC has etched their name in the annals of Bui Sports Fans Competition (BSFC) history, emerging victorious in the 12th edition of the tournament. A thrilling penalty shootout showdown against Promise Enterprise FC sealed the deal for Nso Boys, following a 2-2 draw in regulation time at the Military Stadium in Yaoundé.

***NSODA President, Shey Tardze Adamu handing trophy to Nso Boys FC*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Mengnjo)*

The match was a tense affair, with both teams displaying immense determination from the outset. Promise FC struck first, capitalizing on a defensive lapse by Nso Boys. However, the underdogs fought back, equalizing through an own goal. The game then took a dramatic turn as Nso Boys surged ahead with a second goal, seemingly taking control of the match.

But Promise FC refused to yield, earning a late penalty to level the score and force the game into a penalty shootout. In a heart-stopping climax, Nso Boys held their nerve, converting their spot-kicks to claim the coveted title.

***Nso Boys FC*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Mengnjo)*

This triumph marks Nso Boys FC’s second significant victory over Promise Enterprise FC in the tournament. The two teams had previously clashed in the group stage, with Nso Boys emerging victorious by a 3-2 scoreline.

***Hon. Gaspa taking the finals kick-off*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Mengnjo)*

According to fans, the 12th edition of the BSFC has once again showcased the vibrant football culture in of the Bui Community in Yaoundé. The tournament has not only provided a platform for talented players to showcase their skills but has also fostered a sense of community engagement, social cohesion and camaraderie among fans.

***Promise FC and Nso Boys FC battling for championship title*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Mengnjo)*

Both teams, players, and officials have expressed their gratitude for the smooth running of the competition. They have lauded the BSFC as a unique event that contributes to the rich embroidery of football in the city.

***Promise FC*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Mengnjo)*

As the 12th edition of the BSFC concludes, the anticipation for the next edition has already begin to build. Football enthusiasts in Yaoundé eagerly await the opportunity to witness more thrilling matches and celebrate the beautiful game, that unite and build fraternity as well as living together.

***Cross section of Fans in their numbers to watch the finals of the 2024 edition of BSFC*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

Prof. Kamto Condemns Abandonment of Dschang Landslide Victims, Questions Biya’s Silence

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Prof. Maurice Kamto, President of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM), has strongly condemned the abandonment of Cameroonian victims buried in the Dschang Cliff landslide in the West Region.

***Prof. Maurice Kamto, National President of CRM party*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

In a press conference on November 8 in Yaounde, Kamto questioned the prolonged silence of President Paul Biya following tragic events in the country.

“Where is the President of the Republic?…Why has he not uttered a word, issued a statement several days after this tragedy?” he asked.

Kamto criticized the government’s response, highlighting their apparent indifference towards the suffering of the people. He pointed out that while the government celebrated the 42nd anniversary of the CPDM’s accession to power, victims of the landslide were left to their fate.

“The silence of the Head of State in the face of this tragedy, where dozens of his compatriots have been buried for days, is unacceptable,” Kamto asserted.

The CRM leader also drew attention to the government’s consistent failure to address numerous crises, including the Boko Haram insurgency, the Anglophone crisis, and various natural disasters. “It is always very well to send words of comfort to other countries, but we never receive comfort from others because our leaders behave as if the tragedies that strike Cameroon don’t concern them,” he lamented.

Kamto called for urgent government intervention to evacuate the entire area and allow only trained professionals to handle the situation. He emphasized the need to hold accountable those responsible for the negligence that led to the disaster, stating, “Impunity always breeds irresponsibility.”

2024 BSFC Finals Preview: Will Promise FC Reign Supreme Or Will Nso Boys Steal The Show?

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

This Sunday, November 10, Promise Enterprise FC and Nso Boys FC will square off in what promises to be one of the most anticipated matches of the season. After weeks of intense competition, these two formidable teams have emerged as the last standing contenders for the coveter Bui Sports Fans Competition, BSFC trophy.

While the stage is set for a thrilling encounter between these two rivals, their previous meeting in the group stage was an animated affair that saw Nso Boys edge out Promise FC by a narrow 3-2 margin. This historical clash ignited a fierce rivalry that has only intensified as the tournament progressed.

Nso Boys: The Unstoppable Force

Nso Boys FC will be relying on their robust squad, which has been instrumental in their success throughout the tournament. Their fans are optimistic that their team will maintain the momentum that propelled them into the finals. With a dynamic attacking lineup and a solid defense, Nso Boys FC is eager to convert their efforts into a championship victory.

The team’s passionate fanbase also seems to have played a crucial role in fueling their momentum. With a vocal and dedicated following, Nso Boys will have a significant advantage as they aim to secure the championship title.

Promise FC: The Silent Assassins

On the other hand, Promise FC has also shown remarkable prowess. With a talented roster that includes seasoned players across all positions—defense, midfield, and attack—they are well-prepared to challenge Nso Boys FC. Their performance in the semi-finals was particularly noteworthy, as they demonstrated both skill and determination, thrilling their supporters with a series of impressive plays.

While they may not have the same level of fan support as Nso Boys, Promise FC possess a strong team spirit and an unwavering belief in their abilities. They will be determined to prove their worth and claim the ultimate prize.

A Battle for the Ages

As game day approaches, the atmosphere is electric. Fans from both sides are gearing up to show their support. The community on their side is rallying behind their teams, creating an environment filled with camaraderie and spirited competition.

Nevertheless, both teams are aware of the stakes and the significance of this match. A victory in the finals not only secures the trophy but also solidifies the teams legacy within the BSFC and provides a platform for future success.

Who will emerge victorious? Will Nso Boys continue their run, or will Promise FC stage a stunning upset? Only time will tell which team will emerge victorious, but one thing is certain: the BSFC final on November 10 will be a historic event that fans won’t want to miss.

Donald J. Trump Elected 47th U.S President In Stunning Political Comeback

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

78-year-old Donald J. Trump, the Republican candidate has been elected 47^th President of the United State of America. The election of Trump has been described by many as a stunning political resurrection.

**President-elect Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, just after midnight Tuesday. Evan Vucci/AP**

Trump defeated Vice President Harris Kamala, a Democrat, on Wednesday November 6 by securing 277 electoral votes (51 percent), more than the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win the presidency.

Vice President Harris Kamala who had 224 electoral votes (47.5 percent) had been seeking to make history herself as the first woman, first Black woman and first South Asian American to become president in the US’s 248-year history.

In his acceptance speech, Trump expressed gratitude for what he described as an unprecedented and powerful mandate. “This is the greatest political movement of all time. There’s never been anything like this in this country,” he said, promising to guide the nation towards healing.

Trump stressed his commitment to addressing issues such as border security and national prosperity, stating, “I will not rest until we have delivered the strong, safe, and prosperous America that our children deserve. This will truly be the golden age of America.”

However, Trump’s plans include reshaping the executive branch, which may involve dismissing civil servants he perceives as disloyal and utilizing federal law enforcement agencies to investigate political opponents—actions that challenge the longstanding principle of agency independence.

As of press time, Republicans have also regained control of the Senate, while the House of Representatives remains undecided. The Republicans have held a narrow majority in the House since 2022.

Experts warn that a second Trump presidency could exacerbate divisions between Democrats and Republicans on critical issues, including race, gender, education, and reproductive rights. However, despite legal challenges and controversies, Trump becomes only the second former president to win a second term after leaving office, following Grover Cleveland, who served two non-consecutive terms in the late 19th century.

After his defeat by Joe Biden in 2020, many analysts believed Trump’s political career was over, particularly after the January 6 Capitol insurrection incited by his false claims of a stolen election, which led to his second impeachment.

Throughout his campaign, Trump employed incendiary rhetoric, referring to the U.S. as a “garbage can” for immigrants and pledging to save the economy from “obliteration.” He frequently targeted rivals, labeling some as the “enemy within” and making derogatory remarks about Harris.

In contrast, Harris warned during the campaign that Trump sought unchecked presidential power and posed a threat to democracy. As vice president, she will oversee a joint session of Congress in January to certify the election results. She is set to be succeeded by U.S. Senator J.D. Vance.

Following the certification of the 2024 election results by Congress on January 6, 2025, Trump and his new vice president, Vance, are scheduled to take office on Inauguration Day, January 20. Different world presidents have sent in their congratulatory messages to Trump on his election.

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