Prior to the prevalence of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Far North Region was already battling severe malnutrition. This, owing to the Boko Haram incursion that h1s left many children homeless. In this edition of the programme, CCMN concludes that the pandemic has worsened the already bad situation. https://www.communitymedia.cm/audio-files/GRABD%20NORTH%20COVID%20-19%20AND%20EFFECTS%20ON%20CHILDREN%20ENGLISH_3%20(1).mp3
Dans cette édition du programme, Surviving Covid-19, la section littorale du CCMN s’est penchée sur le type de message à transmettre en ce moment où le discours de haine et la stigmatisation sont à l’ordre du jour. Écoutez cette pièce passionnante et soyez béni! https://www.communitymedia.cm/audio-files/quel%20discours%20%C3%A0%20tenir%20.amr
The CCMN – with the support of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, Bread for the World and Civil Peace Service in Cameroon – conducted a mapping project to collect information on the community media sector in Cameroon and discuss the potentials of community-based production to promote non-violent responses in conflict […]
On 31 January 2018 the CCMN board organised the 14th Network Meeting of Community Media in the South West Region in Cameroon to present and discuss the up-coming activities for 2018, present the archiving and documentation tool which is been developed together with Culture Radio in Freetown, Sierra Leone. After […]
On 1 June 2017 the newly elected board of the CCMN – Cameroon Community Media Network visited the Communication Delegate of the South West Region in Cameroon. The President of the CCMN, Rev Geraldine Fobang, emphasized the importance of community media in the Cameroonian media landscape as mediators, dialogue and exchange […]
