Gender-blind data is both a symptom and a reproducer of #GenderInequality. Until we make concerted efforts to close #Genderdata gaps, we're stuck in a vicious cycle unable to make informed decisions on gendered issues and end gender inequality!

Glad to have been Selected from the Far North of cameroon to take part in a 2 day workshop on investigating journalism organised by CAMASEJ with funding from the US Embassy Curiosity, persistence, and determination is a must have CAMASEJ National U.S. Embassy Yaounde

DYK: Today is also #PublicServicDay! In honor of the Community Health Workers who make a difference in communities affected by Neglected Tropical Diseases, we challenge you to tag a CHW you admire and share about their work below 🩺💪😎 #UniteActEliminate #NTDFreeGen

It's important we tell Stories of persons affected by wars ad conflicts Here's me at the boder Town linking Nothern Cameroon and Nigeria

Massive floods in Cameroon's Northern most region kills 12, destroys 8600 houses Girls in primary amd secondary school are now using canoes as the main mode of transportation #climatechange #girlsclimate #climatecrises

📢 Stand up for #Palestinian journalists - JOIN US on 10 October at noon! We are calling on all our affiliates to organise solidarity actions to #SupportPalestinianJournalists wherever possible. So that journalism in #Gaza lives and survives ✊ ➡️ ifj.org//media-centre/…

Journalism is not a crime !! My heart goes out to fellow colleagues during this difficult time IFJ Marion Obam

Here's my latest piece for The Continent on Devastating floods across part of the lake Chad regions since the start of the rainy season. thecontinent.org

I've been to Northern Nigeria Hoping to visit Chad, Niger and Mali

Thank you U.S. Embassy Yaounde MWF Cameroon happy to to be selected for the Mandela Washington Fellows (MWF) Cameroon Bootcamp 2024 in Garoua . How you go through the unexpected and embrace the detours determines if you're indeed a leader CameroonNetworkOFemalejournalists Reporting Crises

We keep pushing

Flexibility is a must when reporting from a crises hit area

Kolofata a locality in Northern Cameroon hardest hit by the non arm state group #Nomadicreporter #FemaleJournalistsReportingCrises #womaninmedia

Exciting news ! We are organising a one day capacity building workshop fpr female Journalists in Maroua on Safe Storytelling Practices for Women Journalists in Conflict Zones: Ethical Interviewing Techniques for Reporting on Boko Haram Survivors and Victims February 17th

Monday 17th February 2025 Hotel Maroua Palace

Our one day workshop went well

With the escalation of attacks in the Far North, female journalists are constantly in the field, reporting on the incidents. Many times, they venture to the epicenter of such attacks, Our Just ended Workshop for women Journalists The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma International Women's Media Foundation

Immense thank you to Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu an editor HumAngle_ for facilitating the session on Ethical Interviewing Techniques for Reporting on Boko Haram Survivors and Victims. Know when to pause if you notice the interviewee is uncomfortable Says Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu

At least 12 Cameroonian soldiers were killed in an attack on an army base in Wulgoy, Nigeria. Several others were wounded. The attackers are believed to have been fighters of the Islamic State of West Africa Province – a splinter faction of Boko Haram. continent.substack.com/p/islamic-stat…