A Post-mortem Of CDC’s Use Of Toxic Chemicals

Until Banana-Link made a documentary exposing the Cameroon Development Corporation/Delmonte Tiko Banana Project’s apparent casual use of toxic chemicals to spray their banana crops, the corporation had been an adorable agro-industrial undertaking in the eyes of...

ERuDeF trains YAN interns in online communications

Two students Bessinula Emmanuel, 17 and Suh Ruth, 16 from the Youth Advocacy Network (YAN) have expressed satisfaction after their one-month internship on online communication with the Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF). Emmanuel and Ruth all...

Taiwan’s Aid Supporting Conservation in Cameroon

On April 12, 2004 the world woke up with breaking news that another sub-population of the Cross River gorillas has been discovered in a hitherto unknown forest location and further unknown local conservation organization, the Environment and Rural Development...

The Environment in the Cameroon Press, June 2013

NATIONAL NEWS Cameroonian Journalist Wins African Climate Change Reporting Award The Eden Newspaper (issue No. 789 of Monday June 3, 2013) opens its door to environmental news for the month of June with an article on how one of theirs, Elias Ngalame emerged amongst...

Hunter’s son guns down sister in Besali

When a tragedy strikes, we mourn, but sometimes especially in the African tradition we ask questions why certain calamities befall certain people. We mourn with a hunter who lost his daughter on Sunday, June 9, 2013 when his son used his gun to shoot the daughter. We...

ERuDeF celebrates World Day to Combat Desertification

As the world wakes up to increasing threats of desertification, the Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF) on June, 17, 2013 joined the world over to commemorate this year’s edition of the world day to combat desertification under the theme...