Indomitable Lion’s Technical Team Confirmed After FECAFOOT, MINSEP Resolve Dispute

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

A month-long disagreement and uncertainty surrounding the Cameroon national football team, the Indomitable Lions, have finally come to an end.

**Samuel Eto’o (Second from Right) Speaking during the press briefing**

The Ministry of Sports and Physical Education (MINSEP) and the Cameroonian Football Federation (FECAFOOT) have reached an agreement on the Lions’ technical staff.

This public dispute had raised concerns about the team’s preparation for upcoming World Cup qualifying matches on June 8 and 11.

However, a May 30th press conference at FECAFOOT headquarters in Yaounde brought together Samuel Eto’o (FECAFOOT President), Marc Brys (proposed coach), and Michel Dissake Mbarga (representing the Sports Minister). The outcome? Green lights for all parties.

***Officials pose for a family picture after the press briefing***

FECAFOOT’s official communique confirmed Marc Brys as the Indomitable Lions’ head coach. Notably, deputies Martin Ndtoungou Mpile and David Pagou, who interestingly, had previously resigned from their positions, rejoined the team.

This agreement effectively eliminates the separate coaching staff appointed by Minister Narcisse Mouelle Kombi, Minister of Sports leaving only the Belgian coach and his two assistants. The Indomitable Lions can now move forward with a unified technical team.

Technical, Administrative and Medical Staff of the Lions

Marc Brys (selector coach)
Joachim Mununga (assistant)
Marc Xilouris (assistant video)
Ndtoungou Mpile Martin (Assistant Coach 1)
David Pagou (assistant coach 2)
Carlos Kameni (goalkeeper coach)
Christophe Manouvrier (Physical Prep)
Fotso Gwabap Patrick (Doctor)
Benoit Angbwa (General Coordinator)
Serge Pensy (Deputy Coordinator)
Nicolas Alnoudji (Team Manager)
Thierry Ndoh (Team Press)
Ebolo Abada Arnold (Liaison)

At Douala Outreach: SPF Offers Skills Training, Health Screenings For Widows & Orphans

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Sustaining Peace Foundation (SPF) has held a targeted outreach program in Douala aimed at empowering widows and orphans.

***Health officials conducting health screening***

Held over two days (May 25th-26th) at the Barean Baptist Church Kotto, the program provided participants with valuable skills training that can generate income. Additionally, SPF offered comprehensive health screenings, testing for a variety of diseases to ensure the well-being of the community.

Linda Kanjo Kekwi, CEO of SPF, speaking after the event expressed her delight at the program’s turnout and positive outcomes. She highlighted that this outreach followed a similar event held three years ago at the same location.

“While the program was dedicated to widows and orphans,” Kanjo Kekwi explained, “I’m happy to see internally displaced persons and others participating, especially during the health screenings.”

Kanjo Kekwi emphasized the importance of community building. “Seeing people genuinely happy motivates me greatly,” she stated. “This is my way of contributing to a stronger Douala and Cameroon as a whole.”

The skills acquisition training focused on practical income-generating activities, including production of powdered soap, soybean products, petroleum jelly, and rubbing alcohol.

The outreach program also offered comprehensive health screenings. A total of 70 individuals received testing for malaria, chlamydia, syphilis, HIV, Hepatitis B and C, H-Pylori, and other health concerns.

Building on this success, SPF is planning a Widows’ Summit in June, coinciding with International Widows’ Day.The outreach program comes on the heels of the recent launch of SPF’s Skills and Habilitation Center in Yaoundé on April 13th. This center provides ongoing support to widows and orphans facing challenges related to trauma, health issues, lack of skills development, and human rights abuses.

“Sustainable Peace Foundation is here to build peace through empowerment,” declared Kanjo Kekwi. “Our Skills and Habilitation Center addresses the issues we’ve encountered while working with vulnerable populations across Cameroon.”

According to her, “Positive peace is a powerful driver of change in developing societies fostering sustainable prosperity and a lasting peace.”

CAMTEL, Stakeholders Discuss Ways To Promote Digital Sovereignty In Cameroon

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

In an effort to enhance Cameroon’s control over its digital infrastructure and safeguard its data, the state-owned telecommunications company, CAMTEL, and key stakeholders have explored strategies for promoting digital sovereignty within the country.

***Judith Yah Sunday epse Achidi, Director General of CAMTEL speaking during CAMTEL Digital Sovereignty Day*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

This is the substances of a one-day event, held on May 29 in Yaoundé. The event was chaired by Judith Yah Sunday epse Achidi, Director General of CAMTEL. Representatives from government, private institutions, and partners also participated.

The event, dubbed “CAMTEL Digital Sovereignty Day,” centered around the theme “Digital Sovereignty: Strategic Challenges in the Transformation of Cameroon’s Economy.”

During the opening session, Judith Yah Sunday emphasized that this day serves as an opportunity for the national telecommunications operator to contribute to Cameroon’s digital sovereignty. “The goal is to facilitate the structural transformation of the country’s economy.”

She added that, Cameroon faces a dual challenge: rapid industrialization and integration into the dynamics of information and communication technologies.

***Participants attending the event*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

To address this, she further said, the event aimed to provide insights for regulating the actions of contemporary technological giants while ensuring technological catch-up. to her, achieving this balance is crucial to avoid dependence on external forces.

Judith Yah Sunday said, “CAMTEL being the arm of the government in terms of telecommunications is important that we sit down with all the stakeholders and discuss what is the relevant activities that CAMTEL should put in place in other to secure cyber space and internet governance in the country.”

Given the presence of multinational corporations like Google and Facebook, protecting Cameroon’s cyberspace is critical, she said, ensuring the safety of citizen data related to the economy and population is a strategic priority. “The challenge lies in developing effective strategies to safeguard this data.”

Given that on a global scale, the domination of cyber space is virtually ensured by a certain number of multinationals which exercise a profound influence there, the Director General stated that the dependence of users (States, public administrations, private organizations, individuals) on them continues to grow over the years.

“The resulting predominance of a ‘monoculture’ of digital tools raises strategic, economic, political and ethical issues, particularly regarding the need to control the strategic assets that are data,” she said.

The event featured presentations and roundtable discussions on various aspects of digital sovereignty. Presentations included “Digital Sovereignty: Stakes and Challenges in the Era of Digital Development and Context of NDS30” and “Digitalisation of Public Administration Services in Cameroon: State of Play and Prospects.”

***CAMTEL, Representatives of Public and Private institutions and partners pose for a family picture*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

Roundtable discussions focused on topics such as protecting public administration data, leveraging digital technologies to improve public sector performance, and CAMTEL’s current and future offerings that can contribute to digital sovereignty.

CAMTEL Digital Sovereignty Day was held as part of the company’s 25th-anniversary celebrations. Over the past few months, CAMTEL has organized a series of events focused on the role of digital technologies and ICTs in achieving Cameroon’s economic development goals.

These events included CAMTEL Digital Day, CAMTEL Decentralisation Day, CAMTEL Digital Infrastructure Day, CAMTEL Youth Day, CAMTEL Women’s Day, CAMTEL Diplomacy and Regional Integration Day, and CAMTEL Business Day among others.

RASCOM’s New Board Chair, Judith Yah Sunday Vows To Strengthen Organization’s Influence

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The newly elected Board Chair of the African Regional Satellite Communications Organization (RASCOM), Judith Yah Sunday épouse Achidi, has pledged to strengthen the organization’s influence.

***Judith Yah Sunday épouse Achidi, newly elected RASCON Board Chair***

Judith Yah Sunday, who also serves as the General Manager of Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL), made the statement at the end of the 74th session of the RASCOM Board of Directors, held in Yaoundé from May 22 to 24.

Hosted by Cameroon’s Ministry of Telecommunications and supported by CAMTEL, the event brought together participants from over 45 African countries for productive discussions.

In her closing remarks, Judith Yah Sunday stated her commitment, alongside the Vice President and Director General, to working for RASCOM’s influence and the success of its missions.

“I am resolutely committed, alongside the Vice-President and the Director General, to working for RASCOM’s influence and the success of its missions,” Sunday said at the session’s closing.

She added that discussions had already begun regarding the organization of the 75th Board of Directors’ Session and Assembly of Parties, with dates and locations to be confirmed.

Expressing satisfaction with the quality of discussions and valuable contributions from member countries, Judith Yah Sunday remained confident that RASCOM, through combined efforts and commitment, would continue to play a leading role in African telecommunications development.

Delighted to be the first woman to lead the RASCOM Board of Directors, Judith Yah Sunday acknowledged the responsibility she takes on with humility and determination. “I am convinced that together we can accomplish great things,” she stated.

While Judith Yah Sunday succeeded Bini Kouame, Siaka Coulibaly from Mali was elected Vice Chair.

The 74th session saw participants review and approve several key documents for RASCOM’s functioning. Additionally, Timothy Ashong’s full five-year term as Director General was confirmed, alongside the election of the new Board President and Vice-President.

In the meantime, RASCOM Board of Directors expressed their gratitude to CAMTEL for graciously hosting the 74th meeting in Cameroon.

In a statement, they acknowledged the dedication and efforts of the entire CAMTEL team, under the leadership of Director General Judith Yah Sunday Achidi, in ensuring the meeting’s success.

They further acknowledged Achidi’s recent election as a testament to her exemplary leadership and commitment, expressing confidence that RASCOM would achieve even greater milestones under her guidance.

“Madam Achidi, your recent election as the new Chairman of the RASCOM Board of Directors is a testament to your exemplary leadership and commitment. We are confident that under your guidance, RASCOM will continue to achieve great milestones,” they said in a statement.

Combating Hate Speech: Youth Leaders Empowered, Share Strategies

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Amidst the growing chasm of hateful speech, young Leaders from diverse backgrounds have been empowered with strategies for tackling hate speech in society. They leaders were empowered in a two-day workshop that took place in Yaounde from May 23^rd to 24^th

***Cross section of Officials and participants pose for a family picture*** *(Photo Credit: C-LIFE)*

The workshop, titled “Leadership Development and Hate Speech Mitigation,” was organized by C-Life Cameroon in partnership with the Civic Watch Association and sponsored by Defyhatenow.

The workshop brought together over 25 young leaders who actively participated in discussions and shared valuable insights especially during roundtable discussions.

Speakers at the workshop delved into the negative impacts of hate speech on society and explored methods for mitigating its spread. They emphasized the critical role young people can play in promoting responsible social media use.

**Youth leader participating during the workshop** *(Photo Credit: C-LIFE)*

The emphasis was placed on harnessing the power of social media platforms for positive change. Participants discussed strategies to bridge the gap between responsible online behavior and effectively countering hate speech narratives.

The workshop went beyond the digital realm, encouraging young leaders to raise awareness about the broader societal and cultural harm caused by hate speech. Participants explored ways to engage friends, family, and communities in open conversations about the importance of tolerance and respect.

The importance of public solidarity with victims of hate speech was also highlighted. Participants discussed strategies for standing up against hateful messages in public spaces, fostering a sense of safety and inclusion for all.

***Participants during the workshop*** ( *(Photo Credit: C-LIFE)*

A key takeaway was the emphasis on responsible social media use. While acknowledging the power of social media platforms, speakers stressed the importance of youth taking the lead in promoting responsible online behavior. This includes actively countering hate speech by reporting it, promoting positive messages, and fostering constructive online discourse.

The workshop also focused on fostering effective leadership communication within communities. Participants explored the importance of authenticity, adapting communication styles to different audiences, and fostering open dialogue. By creating environments where team members feel valued and heard, young leaders can build stronger communities and inspire positive change.

Participants speaking to the press after the workshop, lauded the organizers for their timely initiative.

***Evans Tatah, C-Life community manager speaking during the workshop*** *(Photo Credit: C-LIFE)*

“This two-day workshop has been incredibly informative,” one participant remarked. “The key takeaway is that fostering a hate-free environment requires responsibility from all of us. I’m planning to follow up with my group to further explore these concepts.”

Another participant, drawing on their own experience, shared, “I’m excited to become a hate speech awareness advocate in my community. Hate speech has serious consequences, and it can lead to a multitude of problems.”

By equipping young leaders with the tools and strategies to combat hate speech, organizers indicated that C-Life Cameroon, the Civic Watch Association, and Defyhatenow are making a significant contribution to fostering a more inclusive and respectful society.

Unlock Landscape Photography Potentials: Top DSLRs for You

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Are you looking to capture breathtaking landscapes with a camera that delivers exceptional quality and control? Look no further than these top DSLRs! While mirrorless cameras are gaining traction, DSLRs remain a fantastic choice for landscape photographers.

They boast impressive value, a familiar handling experience for many, and the option of an optical viewfinder for precise composition. This comprehensive guide features DSLRs for every budget, from beginner-friendly options to high-end professional models.

Nikon D3500 W/ AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR Black
- D5600 DX-Format Digital SLR w/AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
  - DSLR Camera [EOS 90D] with Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
    - Nikon D850 FX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body
      - Pentax K-1 Mark II w/ D-FA 28-105 WR Lens

Whether you’re just starting your landscape photography journey or a seasoned pro seeking the perfect gear, we’ve got you covered. Landscape photography demands high-resolution sensors, dynamic range to capture details in shadows and highlights, and good image stabilization for sharp photos, especially at slower shutter speeds.

Here’s a breakdown of these DSLRs for landscapes, ranked from beginner-friendly to professional options:

1. Nikon D3500 W/ AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR Black

A budget-friendly DSLR with a capable sensor. Great for beginners looking for their first DSLR.

Specificities:

APS-C sensor (smaller than full-frame),
24.2 megapixels,
No image stabilization.

View at Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Vz9CoF

Pros:

Lightweight,

Easy to use,

Affordable.

Cons:

Limited low-light performance,
Plastic build,
Limited dynamic range compared to higher-end models.

2. D5600 DX-Format Digital SLR w/AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR

This is a step-up from the D3500, offering more features and better handling.

Specificities:

APS-C sensor,
24.2 megapixels,
39-point autofocus system,
Limited image stabilization (lens-based).

View at Amazon: https://amzn.to/4aJvIJa

Pros:

Better ergonomics than D3500,

Slightly improved low-light performance,

Vari-angle touchscreen display.

Cons:

Still limited dynamic range compared to full-frame sensors,
Plastic build.

3. DSLR Camera [EOS 90D] with Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

This is an APS-C DSLR with a powerful autofocus system and good video capabilities.

Specificities:

APS-C sensor,

32.5 megapixels

Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

45-point all-cross-type autofocus system,

Fully articulating touchscreen display.

View at Amazon: https://amzn.to/4b09H9n

Pros:

Excellent autofocus for capturing moving elements in landscapes (birds, waterfalls),
High-resolution sensor for capturing details,
Good video capabilities.

Cons:

APS-C sensor limits dynamic range compared to full-frame,
Plastic build.

4. Nikon D850 FX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body

This is a high-resolution full-frame DSLR for professional and enthusiast landscape photographers.

Specificities:

Full-frame sensor,

45.7 megapixels,

Excellent low-light performance,

In-body image stabilization (IBIS).

View at Amazon: https://amzn.to/3V4HEzw

Pros:

Superior image quality with exceptional dynamic range,
Great low-light performance,
Weather-sealed magnesium alloy body,
IBIS compensates for camera shake.

Cons:

Bulky and heavy,
Expensive,
Requires high-quality lenses to take full advantage of the sensor.

5. Pentax K-1 Mark II w/ D-FA 28-105 WR Lens

It is a full-frame DSLR with a unique shake reduction system and weatherproof build.

Specificities:

Full-frame sensor,

36.3 megapixels,

Sensor-shift image stabilization,

Weather-sealed magnesium alloy body.

View at Amazon: https://amzn.to/3VoIyIq

Pros:

Excellent image quality,
Good low-light performance,
Weatherproof build,
Unique shake reduction system works with a wider range of lenses.

Cons:

Bulkier and heavier than some competitors,

Less common lens selection compared to Canon and Nikon,

Autofocus system might not be as fast as the Canon EOS 90D.

The best camera for you depends on your experience level and budget. For beginners, the Nikon D3500 or D5600 are good starting points.

For more advanced photographers, the Canon EOS 90D offers excellent autofocus and video capabilities.

For professional-grade image quality, the Nikon D850 or Pentax K-1 Mark II are top choices, but be prepared for the higher price tag and weight.

After Suspension Move: FECAFOOT Summons Indomitable Lions Coach, Marc Brys

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) has summoned the Indomitable Lions’ coach, Belgian-born Marc Brys. The summon is contained in a communique made public on May 24 by FECAFOOT Secretary General, Blaise Djounang.

**FECAFOOT headquarters in Tsinga, Yaounde** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

According to the communique, Brys is expected to report to FECAFOOT headquarters on Tuesday, May 28th, at 9:00 AM.

“We kindly request your participation in a working session to be held on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, starting at 9:00 AM at the headquarters of the Cameroonian Football Federation (FECAFOOT) located in Tsinga,” reads the communique.

Agenda Unclear, But Recent Controversy Likely Topic

While the official agenda remains undisclosed, sports fans speculate that the recent ruling regarding the team’s assistant coaches will be a central point. Additionally, the upcoming qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup are likely to be discussed.

On May 21st, the Conciliation and Arbitration Chamber of the National Olympic and Sports Committee overturned FECAFOOT’s appointments for assistant coaches. The Chamber emphasized the Ministry of Sports’ authority in national sports administration.

This ruling mandate that the Ministry’s appointed technical, administrative, and medical staff will now assist Brys. FECAFOOT, however, has expressed concern over a potential FIFA suspension due to what they perceive as “hidden interests” motivating the decision.

FECAFOOT Warns of Potential FIFA Suspension

FECAFOOT acknowledged the Court of Arbitration’s decision but expressed concerns about its adherence to legal procedures. Consequently, they suspended the appointment of Marc Brys as Cameroon national team coach.

However in a note to President of the National Olympic and Sports Committee, Col. Kalaba Malboum, Eto’o, highlighted the potential ramifications of a suspension. He argued that such an action would not only harm the athletes but also damage Cameroon’s global sporting reputation.

“Mr. President,” the note reads, “everyone in the role they play will have to face up to their responsibilities regarding the risk of suspension that we are putting our country under in favour of hidden interests in defiance of the texts taken by Mr. President of the Republic, Head of State.”

Standoff Continues Between FECAFOOT and Ministry

Since Brys’ appointment, FECAFOOT and the Ministry of Sports have been locked in a disagreement regarding the appointment of national team officials. Neither party appears willing to back down.

Cameroon faces two crucial World Cup qualifiers in June, but sports pundits warn that the ongoing standoff between the football federation and the Ministry of Sports could significantly jeopardize their chances of starting the campaign on a strong footing.

GCTC Makes Bold Move, Transforms Into VTI-GATE

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

In a move signaling a new era of innovation and expansion, the formerly known Giddis Computer Training Center (GCTC) has undergone a significant transformation and is now officially known as Vocational Training Institute of Giddis for Advanced Technology and Entrepreneurship (VTI-GATE).

The announcement was made by the institution’s administration on May 23^rd through a communique made public by the Founder and Promoter, Gilfort Fur Fondzenyuy.

According to the administration, this strategic shift marks a pivotal moment for the institution, positioning it for significant growth within the technology-driven world.

“This isn’t just a new name,” said Fur Fondzenyuy, adding that “it signifies a bold leap forward in our commitment to empowering students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in today’s technology-driven world.”

Building upon GCTC’s strong foundation of computer training, VTI-GATE goes beyond just computers. While this expertise remains valuable, the institution now offers a diverse selection of programs catering to various career aspirations.

These programs include Web Design & Development, Graphic Design, Digital Marketing, Project Management, and Software & App Development.

Studying at VTI-GATE, students will not only gain practical skills but also have the opportunity to earn internationally recognized certifications. These certifications will not only enhance their resumes but also demonstrate a high level of competency to potential employers.

Recognizing the importance of nurturing an entrepreneurial spirit, VTI-GATE integrates elements of business creation, marketing, and financial management into its programs. This equips students to not only excel as employees but also to become future business leaders.

“VTI-GATE remains dedicated to providing exceptional educational experiences and fostering student success,” the announcement emphasizes.

“We offer a supportive environment where students will develop their full potential through diverse learning formats, flexible schedules, and scholarship opportunities, making quality tech training accessible to all.”

RASCOM Board Members Charts Course For Africa’s Satellite Communication Future

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Members of the Board of Directors of the African Regional Satellite Organisation, RASCOM, are setting their sights on the future of satellite communication in Africa.

**Board members pose for a family picture after the opening ceremony**

This is one among the focus of the ongoing 74^th board meeting, which began in Yaounde, Cameroon on May 23. Cameroon, a member of RASCOM, is hosting the event through the Ministry of Communications and supported by Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL).

The three-day board session is expected to yield key resolutions to enhance and promote telecommunications development across the African continent.

Speaking during the opening session, Timothy Ashong, Acting General Manager of RASCOM, stressed the meeting’s significance. “This session is crucial,” he stated, “as it will take a major step in shaping Africa’s satellite communication future.”

Bini Kouame, RASCOM’s Board Chair, highlighted the organization’s strategic approach following a challenging period with internet blackouts in some African countries. “We have fully relaunched our activities with a five-year strategic plan,” he said.

On her path, Judith Yah Sunday Epse Achidi, Director General of Cameroon Telecommunication (CAMTEL), underlined the importance of satellite solutions stating, “This council is being held in a very important context given the events we experienced in March.”

She added, “Today, the satellite solution presents itself as an opportunity and a redundancy which will allow all countries to always be connected regardless of the problems that we may always have with other communication routes such as underground cables. sailors,” she said.

However, the ongoing session brings together member states and strategic partners. Key topics include the examination of RASCOM’s 2024-2029 strategy to foster collaboration and drive growth, discussing the latest developments and trends in satellite technology.

They will also share insights and approving proposals to address challenges and explore opportunities as well as charting a course for improved satellite connectivity across Africa.

Founded on May 27, 1992 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, the Regional African Satellite Communication Organization (RASCOM) is a pan-African intergovernmental organization. It is made up of 45 countries, and its headquarters is in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

The organization is responsible for defining low-cost telecommunications services based on space technology in conjunction with telecommunications operators in member countries.

Its goals is to direct connectivity for African countries to strengthen intra-African traffic, extending services to remote and underserved rural areas and supporting all ICT services, including TV and radio broadcasting.

RASCOM’s operational satellite provides public services for domestic and international telecommunications across Africa. This pan-African system is a solution for connecting rural and isolated areas and ensuring network interconnectivity for telecom operators.

Helicopter Crash Claims Life Of Iranian President, Ebrahim Raisi

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has been reported dead following a helicopter crash. According to online reports, the accident took place under adverse weather conditions near Iran’s border with Azerbaijan on May 19.

**Ebrahim Raisi** (Copyright Vahid Salemi/Copyright 2024 The AP. All rights reserved)

Search and rescue operations conducted by the Iranian Red Crescent led to the discovery of the helicopter’s remains early Monday morning amidst challenging blizzard conditions, a report said

The crash site, shrouded in dense fog within the Dizmar forest’s mountain valleys, revealed no survivors among the wreckage.

Alongside President Raisi, the casualties are presumed to include Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, presidential guard chief Mehdi Mousavi, East Azerbaijan Governor Malek Rahmati, Supreme Leader’s representative in East Azerbaijan Mohammad Ali Ale-Hashem, and the helicopter’s flight crew.

At 63, President Raisi was a prominent conservative figure and former judiciary head, noted for his stringent measures against opposition. His administration was marked by the detention and severe punishment of numerous dissidents.

According to the Iran’s constitution, the first vice president, currently Mohammad Mokhber, assumes the presidency temporarily if the president dies. A new election will follow within 50 days.

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1. Nikon D3500 W/ AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR Black

2. D5600 DX-Format Digital SLR w/AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR

Better ergonomics than D3500,

Slightly improved low-light performance,

Vari-angle touchscreen display.

3. DSLR Camera [EOS 90D] with Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

APS-C sensor,

32.5 megapixels

Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

45-point all-cross-type autofocus system,

Fully articulating touchscreen display.

4. Nikon D850 FX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body

Full-frame sensor,

45.7 megapixels,

Excellent low-light performance,

In-body image stabilization (IBIS).

5. Pentax K-1 Mark II w/ D-FA 28-105 WR Lens

Full-frame sensor,

36.3 megapixels,

Sensor-shift image stabilization,

Weather-sealed magnesium alloy body.

Bulkier and heavier than some competitors,

Less common lens selection compared to Canon and Nikon,

Autofocus system might not be as fast as the Canon EOS 90D.