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A Cameroon of Doom and Gloom – DC Communications By Darlene MusoroOctober 24, 2018Politics It’s been two years since Cameroon, especially the Anglophone regions ( North-West and South-West) have been witnessing serious unrest. The minority English speaking population says they are being marginalization by the majority French-speaking population....

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Contrast Within The African Pie II-The Media – DC Communications By Darlene MusoroJuly 3, 2018Media Global press freedom declined to its lowest point in 12 years in 2015 as political, criminal, and terrorist forces sought to co-opt or silence the media in their broader struggle for power (Freedom House, 2015). In Africa, the situation is even more frustrating. Jo...

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Contrast within the African Pie -The Good, the bad and the ugly – DC Communications By Darlene MusoroApril 3, 2018Politics Sub-Saharan Africa plays host to most of the world’s poor people, fuelling the decision of West Africa as the area of interest for this article. I chose three peculiar West African countries; Ghana, Nigeria, and Cameroon to show the contrast that exists withi...

Some thoughts for the season

Africa’s Autonomy is Affordable – DC Communications By Darlene MusoroDecember 7, 2017Politics The setbacks in the African Union (AU) and European Union (EU) relations because of disagreements in 2016 over European Union (EU) payments to troops in the African Union (AU) mission in Somalia is another sickening show of dependency. It is good news collab...

Our hearts bleed for Cameroon! Why should killing civilians be a solution to a peaceful protest?

That's what we do....

DCC's Darlene Musoro, facilitating 2 days workshop.

What has Brexit got to do with Cameroon?http://www.dc-comm.com/brexit-not-cameroons-fish-to-fry/

BREXIT: Not Cameroon’s ‘fish to fry’. – DC Communications

Really don't know what to make of this hmm

YOUR VIEWS: The government in Cameroon has proposed extending the country’s adultery laws to men as well as women. A married woman who has sexual relations outside marriage currently could face a fine and possible imprisonment. Now men could face the same penalty. In a country where men are allowed to have up to four wives is this, as some say, a victory for gender equality or an outdated law that should be scrapped instead of extended? What does the law say in your country?

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Hey Everyone, please lets show the BIR some love.Join DCC in the kind act call.Take pictures,share on social media and get many into it.Read this article to understand more. http://www.dc-comm.com/birlove-dcc-hats-off-cameroons-bir/

#BIRLove: DCC Hats off Cameroon’s BIR – DC Communications By Darlene MusoroMay 18, 2016Society Let’s begin by requesting we all do an act of kindness to at least one member of the Cameroonian Rapid Intervention Battalion ( BIR). If you own a restaurant, offer a free plate of food. If you are a driver, offer a free ride. If you sell recharge cards, offer ai...