On July 29, 2026, the Yaoundé Central Hospital organized an Ethics Café dedicated to the responsibility of caregivers of minors. Moderated by Professor Pierre Ongolo Zogo, Director of the institution, this meeting benefited from the expertise of Dr. Tidianie Nalbert Mogue Bopda Boujieka, Forensic Pathologist, specialist in personal injury and head of the hospital’s Forensic Unit.
Papa Ngoya Déguimé’s family in front of the morgue last Monday
The hospital training program is organizing a series of screening and awareness activities against hepatitis B and C from July…
Hepatitis is mainly transmitted through contact with contaminated blood, unprotected sexual intercourse, and from mother to child at birth for hepatitis B and D.
Promhandicam-Association is working with Yaounde’s Women and Family Promotion Centers to train educators on disability inclusion, paving the way for more accessible vocational training and greater employment opportunities for persons with disabilities.
Manuella Nimpa announces in an open letter the definitive end of her cosmetic injections. She is thus responding to complaints…
The Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and the Family, Abena Ondoa née Obama Marie Thérèse
Key milestones in UNFPA’s work for women and youth in Cameroon in 2025
IOM Emergency Tracking Map
The ceremony for the presentation and validation of the updated study report on the situation of widows in Cameroon was…