Environment-friendly Attitudes Encouraged
National - Société
A youth development outfit, OGCEYOD, recently drilled peer educators on the dividends of environmental protection.
Innovative strategies to check climate change effects were topical in Bamenda recently when the Organisation for Gender, Civil Engagement and Youth Development, OGCEYOD, facilitated a workshop on best environmental practices in schools. It was all about helping youths to get involved, accompanied and reinforced to manage the environment.
The initiative was summed up in nurturing youths to become environment-friendly. It was against this back drop that OGCEYODâs Project office, Kubi, debriefed participating peer educators on the need for urgent action to reverse the impact of global warming. He stressed the need for training on environment-friendly habits in communities, primary and secondary schools. The Project Officer showcased a manual to ensure shared responsibility for healthy environmental practices.
Participants, who included Senior Secondary Education staff, were discussed key concepts, methods and tools of environmental education in schools, effects and importance of culture and society in environmental education and management, concept of biodiversity and conservation of natural resources, waste generation and management. It was a moment for the Regional Delegate for Environment and Nature Protection, Moma Henry Awah, to salute OGCEYOD for its frontline crusade against climate change.
He said young minds are able to appropriate strategies for a society free of climate change effects. The workshop identified environmental clubs and others created in secondary schools as useful for instilling the notion of environmental protection, conservation and sustainable management of the environment. Participants were inspired to promote and encourage the natural environment and its biological resources whose life-supporting services are most welcome.
Curtains dropped on the event with deforestation, global warming, use of plastic packaging below 61 microns, stray animals, invasion of wetlands and grazing lands, bush fires, pollution etc, blamed for the ugly practices that hinder the crusade against climate change.
National - Société
A youth development outfit, OGCEYOD, recently drilled peer educators on the dividends of environmental protection.
Innovative strategies to check climate change effects were topical in Bamenda recently when the Organisation for Gender, Civil Engagement and Youth Development, OGCEYOD, facilitated a workshop on best environmental practices in schools. It was all about helping youths to get involved, accompanied and reinforced to manage the environment.
The initiative was summed up in nurturing youths to become environment-friendly. It was against this back drop that OGCEYODâs Project office, Kubi, debriefed participating peer educators on the need for urgent action to reverse the impact of global warming. He stressed the need for training on environment-friendly habits in communities, primary and secondary schools. The Project Officer showcased a manual to ensure shared responsibility for healthy environmental practices.
Participants, who included Senior Secondary Education staff, were discussed key concepts, methods and tools of environmental education in schools, effects and importance of culture and society in environmental education and management, concept of biodiversity and conservation of natural resources, waste generation and management. It was a moment for the Regional Delegate for Environment and Nature Protection, Moma Henry Awah, to salute OGCEYOD for its frontline crusade against climate change.
He said young minds are able to appropriate strategies for a society free of climate change effects. The workshop identified environmental clubs and others created in secondary schools as useful for instilling the notion of environmental protection, conservation and sustainable management of the environment. Participants were inspired to promote and encourage the natural environment and its biological resources whose life-supporting services are most welcome.
Curtains dropped on the event with deforestation, global warming, use of plastic packaging below 61 microns, stray animals, invasion of wetlands and grazing lands, bush fires, pollution etc, blamed for the ugly practices that hinder the crusade against climate change.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Environment-friendly Attitudes Encouraged
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Cameroon Tribune New Look Goes Fully Operational
Richard KWANG KOMETA
National - Société
Cameroon Tribune now appears in a new form with modifications in style and content conceived to meet public demand.
The regular quest to fulfil the noble mission of providing Cameroonians with up-to-date information, both at the national and international levels, has led Cameroon Tribune (CT) to undertake some major variations in the newspaper. As the leading newspaper on the newsstands since its inception in 1974 with print run of about 30,000 copies daily, the paper has constantly sought to meet the taste of readers.
And given the rich mosaic of cultures and people that make up the national triangle as well as feedback received in 2014 when the newspaper clocked 40, it virtually became impossible to remain indifferent to calls from cherished readers asking for more. Moreover, some 15 years after major changes witnessed by the newspaper partly due to efforts to embrace the digital age, the various columns and graphic chart or style sheet had to be readjusted to better contain the new vision of the paper, with the introduction of colour pages in 2001.
For those in Yaounde who have been asking questions about a towering building at the headquarters of the corporation, the answer lies a state-of-the-art printing press, KBA COMET, which management acquired thanks to support from the Head of State. Such an acquisition that combines speed and quality in newspaper prints, the best in the Sub-region, has improved the print run to the extent that management had to look for ways to ensure that in-house products should reflect the modern standards of the corporation.
Consequently, to guarantee reader comfort and offer an attractive newspaper where the Cameroon News and Publishing Corporation, SOPECAM, partners can also advertise with certainty, profound changes had to be introduced. Besides the plane presentation of pages and a reduction in the multiplicity of colours, the infographic, picture illustrations, standing heads and Folio lines brought closer and a thin line that accompanies the byline below the Deck; make the newspaper different from the previous pages. For instance, priority is now given to illustrations as a general design principle compared to the past.
Still concerning the physical presentation of the newspaper, the column rules, gutters as well as text and columns have been redesigned to avoid unnecessary fancy while giving the newspaper an innovative look. From the Front Page, the Flag and page conception have been slightly modified to look like the Masthead. Looking at the content, emphasis has been placed on topical issues as expected, but there is also the desire to go deeper into the news with feature pages that help give an insight into daily happenings around the country and beyond.
Thus, apart from 24 HEURES (24 Hours) which readers must have started visualising as a teaser to the transformed CT, the special reports that were often given a preponderant position in the newspaper no longer exist. The various desks, that is, Politics, Economy, Society, Sports and Foreign, will henceforth take appointments during specific days of the week to propose a fascinating closer look at topical issues both at home and abroad. These modifications do not stop the senior staff in the newsroom from their regular analytical pages like CT Analyses and âGrand Reportageâ which are periodical in nature.
Of course, to make sure that national events are well covered, Douala, which is a business hub in the country has been given more space, likewise Regional news and âActu de Chez Nousâ that enable our agencies in the eight regions of Adamawa, East, Far North, North, North West, West, South West and South be regularly present in the newspaper.
Richard KWANG KOMETA
National - Société
Cameroon Tribune now appears in a new form with modifications in style and content conceived to meet public demand.
The regular quest to fulfil the noble mission of providing Cameroonians with up-to-date information, both at the national and international levels, has led Cameroon Tribune (CT) to undertake some major variations in the newspaper. As the leading newspaper on the newsstands since its inception in 1974 with print run of about 30,000 copies daily, the paper has constantly sought to meet the taste of readers.
And given the rich mosaic of cultures and people that make up the national triangle as well as feedback received in 2014 when the newspaper clocked 40, it virtually became impossible to remain indifferent to calls from cherished readers asking for more. Moreover, some 15 years after major changes witnessed by the newspaper partly due to efforts to embrace the digital age, the various columns and graphic chart or style sheet had to be readjusted to better contain the new vision of the paper, with the introduction of colour pages in 2001.
For those in Yaounde who have been asking questions about a towering building at the headquarters of the corporation, the answer lies a state-of-the-art printing press, KBA COMET, which management acquired thanks to support from the Head of State. Such an acquisition that combines speed and quality in newspaper prints, the best in the Sub-region, has improved the print run to the extent that management had to look for ways to ensure that in-house products should reflect the modern standards of the corporation.
Consequently, to guarantee reader comfort and offer an attractive newspaper where the Cameroon News and Publishing Corporation, SOPECAM, partners can also advertise with certainty, profound changes had to be introduced. Besides the plane presentation of pages and a reduction in the multiplicity of colours, the infographic, picture illustrations, standing heads and Folio lines brought closer and a thin line that accompanies the byline below the Deck; make the newspaper different from the previous pages. For instance, priority is now given to illustrations as a general design principle compared to the past.
Still concerning the physical presentation of the newspaper, the column rules, gutters as well as text and columns have been redesigned to avoid unnecessary fancy while giving the newspaper an innovative look. From the Front Page, the Flag and page conception have been slightly modified to look like the Masthead. Looking at the content, emphasis has been placed on topical issues as expected, but there is also the desire to go deeper into the news with feature pages that help give an insight into daily happenings around the country and beyond.
Thus, apart from 24 HEURES (24 Hours) which readers must have started visualising as a teaser to the transformed CT, the special reports that were often given a preponderant position in the newspaper no longer exist. The various desks, that is, Politics, Economy, Society, Sports and Foreign, will henceforth take appointments during specific days of the week to propose a fascinating closer look at topical issues both at home and abroad. These modifications do not stop the senior staff in the newsroom from their regular analytical pages like CT Analyses and âGrand Reportageâ which are periodical in nature.
Of course, to make sure that national events are well covered, Douala, which is a business hub in the country has been given more space, likewise Regional news and âActu de Chez Nousâ that enable our agencies in the eight regions of Adamawa, East, Far North, North, North West, West, South West and South be regularly present in the newspaper.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Cameroon Tribune New Look Goes Fully Operational
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
BTS Examination Underway Nationwide
Brenda Y. NCHEWNANG-NGASSA
National - Société
Some 14,950 candidates engaged into the written part of the exams yesterday.
Some 14,950 candidates for the 2016 Brevet de Technicien
Supérieur (BTS) examination yesterday, June 13, 2016 nationwide started sitting for the written part of the examination which will end next Saturday, June 18 depending on the course chosen. The practical part of the examination ended last week. BTS is equivalent to the Anglophone Higher National Diploma (HND) certificate.
At the Yaounde II subdivision BTS centre situated at the Siantou Higher Institute of Business and Technological Sciences, serenity characterised the environment as over 2000 candidates sat for the examination in different centres in the subdivision. At the Siantou Institute located at the Coron neighbourhood in Yaounde, examination invigilators and the forces of law and order were seen around the different examination halls to pre-empt disorder and examination malpractices. At the Coron examination centre, the chief invigilator who opted for anonymity said the examination began at about 8:30 a.m., 30 minutes behind schedule.
Candidates were seated at most two a desk with each candidate occupying the extremes of a desk. Although some candidates were late to get to the examination hall, two candidates at the Coron centre had identification problems and were not allowed access into the examination hall since they could not identify themselves.
The head of invigilators at the centre sent these two candidates to go and establish a national ID which will permit them write the rest of the examination. For six hours, candidates answered questions on Epreuve Professional de SynthĂšse (professional summary writing) which consists of answering four questions from your departmental courses. Today, candidates will continue answering questions in the English and French papers.
Brenda Y. NCHEWNANG-NGASSA
National - Société
Some 14,950 candidates engaged into the written part of the exams yesterday.
Some 14,950 candidates for the 2016 Brevet de Technicien
Supérieur (BTS) examination yesterday, June 13, 2016 nationwide started sitting for the written part of the examination which will end next Saturday, June 18 depending on the course chosen. The practical part of the examination ended last week. BTS is equivalent to the Anglophone Higher National Diploma (HND) certificate.
At the Yaounde II subdivision BTS centre situated at the Siantou Higher Institute of Business and Technological Sciences, serenity characterised the environment as over 2000 candidates sat for the examination in different centres in the subdivision. At the Siantou Institute located at the Coron neighbourhood in Yaounde, examination invigilators and the forces of law and order were seen around the different examination halls to pre-empt disorder and examination malpractices. At the Coron examination centre, the chief invigilator who opted for anonymity said the examination began at about 8:30 a.m., 30 minutes behind schedule.
Candidates were seated at most two a desk with each candidate occupying the extremes of a desk. Although some candidates were late to get to the examination hall, two candidates at the Coron centre had identification problems and were not allowed access into the examination hall since they could not identify themselves.
The head of invigilators at the centre sent these two candidates to go and establish a national ID which will permit them write the rest of the examination. For six hours, candidates answered questions on Epreuve Professional de SynthĂšse (professional summary writing) which consists of answering four questions from your departmental courses. Today, candidates will continue answering questions in the English and French papers.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
BTS Examination Underway Nationwide
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Penal Code Bill: Committee Adjourns Scrutiny
George MBELLA
National - Politique
Members demanded more time to look at the bill presented by the Minister of Justice yesterday, June 14, 2016.
Members of the Constitutional Laws Committee meeting yesterday June 14, 2016 in the Mallam Yero Committee Room of the National Assembly, postponed the scrutiny of the bill relating to the Penal Code after its presentation by the Minister of State, Minister of Justice, Keeper of the Seals, Laurent Esso. During the session chaired by the Committeeâs President, Hon. Zondol HerssessĂ©, the members felt that given the voluminous nature of the bill, they needed time to have knowledge of its content before exchanging with the Justice Minister.
Prior to the suspension of the sitting, Minister of State Laurent Esso had presented the bill, saying it came half a century after the promulgation of November 12, 1965 law and June 12, 1967 laws instituting the Penal Code. âThe bill expresses governmentâs determination to protect general and individual interests,â he explained. Several groundbreaking innovations are contained in the billâs two Criminal Law and Particular Crimes books, respectively. Thus, persons convicted of some of the offences punishable by maximum imprisonment term of two years or fines could instead have alternative sentences to imprisonment such as community service or reparatory sentence.
Government also thought it necessary to align the bill with some provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code and include recent international trends in criminal matters as well as Cameroonâs commitments in criminal matters. Besides domesticating some international conventions ratified by Cameroon, the Particular Crimes book of the bill criminalises some behaviours such as the illegal sale of medication, renting fraud and the eviction of a spouse from the matrimonial home by any person other than the spouse of the victim, amongst others. Minister Laurent Esso was assisted by the Vice Prime Minister, Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Relations with the Assemblies, Amadou Ali.
George MBELLA
National - Politique
Members demanded more time to look at the bill presented by the Minister of Justice yesterday, June 14, 2016.
Members of the Constitutional Laws Committee meeting yesterday June 14, 2016 in the Mallam Yero Committee Room of the National Assembly, postponed the scrutiny of the bill relating to the Penal Code after its presentation by the Minister of State, Minister of Justice, Keeper of the Seals, Laurent Esso. During the session chaired by the Committeeâs President, Hon. Zondol HerssessĂ©, the members felt that given the voluminous nature of the bill, they needed time to have knowledge of its content before exchanging with the Justice Minister.
Prior to the suspension of the sitting, Minister of State Laurent Esso had presented the bill, saying it came half a century after the promulgation of November 12, 1965 law and June 12, 1967 laws instituting the Penal Code. âThe bill expresses governmentâs determination to protect general and individual interests,â he explained. Several groundbreaking innovations are contained in the billâs two Criminal Law and Particular Crimes books, respectively. Thus, persons convicted of some of the offences punishable by maximum imprisonment term of two years or fines could instead have alternative sentences to imprisonment such as community service or reparatory sentence.
Government also thought it necessary to align the bill with some provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code and include recent international trends in criminal matters as well as Cameroonâs commitments in criminal matters. Besides domesticating some international conventions ratified by Cameroon, the Particular Crimes book of the bill criminalises some behaviours such as the illegal sale of medication, renting fraud and the eviction of a spouse from the matrimonial home by any person other than the spouse of the victim, amongst others. Minister Laurent Esso was assisted by the Vice Prime Minister, Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Relations with the Assemblies, Amadou Ali.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Penal Code Bill: Committee Adjourns Scrutiny
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
123 Youths Embellish Douala
Christopher JATOR
RĂ©gions - Littoral
They were temporarily enlisted by the City Council to clean-up the city as part of the âOccupation Jeunesâ programme.
Most areas in Douala that were hitherto used for dumping waste and gutters filled with refuse have since been transformed into attraction or near tourist sites. Bonamoussadi and Youpwe, among other neighbourhoods, are now clean and attractive, especially with flowers planted along major streets.
The task of the 123 youths in the past one month was to clear street corners and gutters of solid and liquid waste, get rid of stagnant water and refuse dumps, sweep the roads, clean up toilets, billboards and walls of some public structures. Some of the youths ensured sanitation in the City Council office in Bonanjo.
From May 1 to June 10, 2016, the youths also learned techniques such as maintenance of heavy-duty vehicles and road-marking. While presenting the report of their activities to authorities of the Douala City Council on June 10, 2016, the youths said they experienced professional life and now understood the challenges of keeping Douala clean. Meanwhile, money was stipends were offered them by the Douala City Council.
Christopher JATOR
RĂ©gions - Littoral
They were temporarily enlisted by the City Council to clean-up the city as part of the âOccupation Jeunesâ programme.
Most areas in Douala that were hitherto used for dumping waste and gutters filled with refuse have since been transformed into attraction or near tourist sites. Bonamoussadi and Youpwe, among other neighbourhoods, are now clean and attractive, especially with flowers planted along major streets.
The task of the 123 youths in the past one month was to clear street corners and gutters of solid and liquid waste, get rid of stagnant water and refuse dumps, sweep the roads, clean up toilets, billboards and walls of some public structures. Some of the youths ensured sanitation in the City Council office in Bonanjo.
From May 1 to June 10, 2016, the youths also learned techniques such as maintenance of heavy-duty vehicles and road-marking. While presenting the report of their activities to authorities of the Douala City Council on June 10, 2016, the youths said they experienced professional life and now understood the challenges of keeping Douala clean. Meanwhile, money was stipends were offered them by the Douala City Council.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
123 Youths Embellish Douala
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Ali Bongoâs Candidature Combated
International - Politique
The opposition is working towards a coalition to have incumbent President Ali Bongo disqualified from running for the presidency.
Casimir Oyé Mba, the candidate of the National Union (UN) party in the August 27, 2016 presidential election in Gabon is determined to ensure that incumbent President Ali Bongo is disqualified from standing for the second term of office in the election. This is because he claims that Ali Bongo has acquired the Gabonese nationality which in accordance with Article 10 of the Constitution prohibits him from running for the presidency, RI reported.
In an interview over RFI, Sunday, June 12, 2016, Mr OyĂ© Mba called on all other candidates to form an alliance to ensure that Ali Bongoâs candidature is rejected. Before the interview, he had challenged Ali Bongo, to defend before the two Houses of Parliament (Senate and National Assembly) his multiple birth certificates. He claims that Ali Bongo is not constitutionally qualified to run for the presidency of Gabon. Speaking during a press conference, he said Ali Bongo cannot delegate the powers to any other person to answer questions concerning his birth certificate saga.
In response to the claim by OyĂ© Mba, President Ali Bongoâs lawyer, Claude Dumont declared that the debate over the Presidentâs birth certificate was over, RFI reported. The lawyer said justice should be allowed to take its course, assuring that the case concerning the civil status of Ali Bongo will be declared baseless and consequently null and void. The lawyer said they were waiting for the opposition to bring proves of their claims.
International - Politique
The opposition is working towards a coalition to have incumbent President Ali Bongo disqualified from running for the presidency.
Casimir Oyé Mba, the candidate of the National Union (UN) party in the August 27, 2016 presidential election in Gabon is determined to ensure that incumbent President Ali Bongo is disqualified from standing for the second term of office in the election. This is because he claims that Ali Bongo has acquired the Gabonese nationality which in accordance with Article 10 of the Constitution prohibits him from running for the presidency, RI reported.
In an interview over RFI, Sunday, June 12, 2016, Mr OyĂ© Mba called on all other candidates to form an alliance to ensure that Ali Bongoâs candidature is rejected. Before the interview, he had challenged Ali Bongo, to defend before the two Houses of Parliament (Senate and National Assembly) his multiple birth certificates. He claims that Ali Bongo is not constitutionally qualified to run for the presidency of Gabon. Speaking during a press conference, he said Ali Bongo cannot delegate the powers to any other person to answer questions concerning his birth certificate saga.
In response to the claim by OyĂ© Mba, President Ali Bongoâs lawyer, Claude Dumont declared that the debate over the Presidentâs birth certificate was over, RFI reported. The lawyer said justice should be allowed to take its course, assuring that the case concerning the civil status of Ali Bongo will be declared baseless and consequently null and void. The lawyer said they were waiting for the opposition to bring proves of their claims.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Ali Bongoâs Candidature Combated
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Excellence Award: 3,000 Pupils Honoured
Christopher JATOR
RĂ©gions - Littoral
Both beneficiaries and their teachers have been exhorted to not rest on their laurels.
Three thousand pupils have received prizes for academic excellence in the 2015-2016 academic year. The pupils, who are from 46 government and mission schools in the Douala II municipality, were honoured during the 9th Academic Excellence Day of the Douala II Council in New Bell June 9.
The award which consisted of stationeries and other packages seeks to help defray the academic cost of the beneficiaries, as well as enable them to continue with school in order to become good citizens of the council area and the nation.
Douala II Council Mayor, Denise Fampou, in the presence of Wouri SDO and other authorities, thanked the pupils and teachers of the various schools for their hard work which has led to the excellent academic results. She called on them to continue to show proof of their pedagogic skills while also use every material assistance the council has ever given them judiciously in order to better educate pupils.
Instituted way back in 2008, the Excellence Award was given to 500 meritorious pupils that year. Three thousand pupils received the award in year 2009. Over 2,600 pupils and 200 secondary school students were awarded in 2010. From 2011 till date 3,000 pupils are awarded yearly. Since its start, over 2500 underprivileged children have been assisted with stationeries at the beginning of each school year.
Meanwhile, material supports like benches and didactic materials have been offered to some schools of the municipality. Construction and rehabilitation of over 40 classrooms, boreholes, toilets, as well as clean up of schools and pay PTA teachers have been constant. There has been the institution of the Most Clean School Competition and the Most Performant School in âConcours dâentree en 6Ăšmeâ and âCEP.â
Christopher JATOR
RĂ©gions - Littoral
Both beneficiaries and their teachers have been exhorted to not rest on their laurels.
Three thousand pupils have received prizes for academic excellence in the 2015-2016 academic year. The pupils, who are from 46 government and mission schools in the Douala II municipality, were honoured during the 9th Academic Excellence Day of the Douala II Council in New Bell June 9.
The award which consisted of stationeries and other packages seeks to help defray the academic cost of the beneficiaries, as well as enable them to continue with school in order to become good citizens of the council area and the nation.
Douala II Council Mayor, Denise Fampou, in the presence of Wouri SDO and other authorities, thanked the pupils and teachers of the various schools for their hard work which has led to the excellent academic results. She called on them to continue to show proof of their pedagogic skills while also use every material assistance the council has ever given them judiciously in order to better educate pupils.
Instituted way back in 2008, the Excellence Award was given to 500 meritorious pupils that year. Three thousand pupils received the award in year 2009. Over 2,600 pupils and 200 secondary school students were awarded in 2010. From 2011 till date 3,000 pupils are awarded yearly. Since its start, over 2500 underprivileged children have been assisted with stationeries at the beginning of each school year.
Meanwhile, material supports like benches and didactic materials have been offered to some schools of the municipality. Construction and rehabilitation of over 40 classrooms, boreholes, toilets, as well as clean up of schools and pay PTA teachers have been constant. There has been the institution of the Most Clean School Competition and the Most Performant School in âConcours dâentree en 6Ăšmeâ and âCEP.â
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Excellence Award: 3,000 Pupils Honoured
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Le grand débat sur le Code pénal
Jean Francis BELIBI
National - Politique
AprĂšs le dĂ©pĂŽt du projet de loi dans les deux chambres du parlement, lâopinion sâest animĂ©e.
Cinquante un ans. Câest lâĂąge de lâactuel Code pĂ©nal de la RĂ©publique du Cameroun. Ce document nâintĂ©grait pas un certain nombre de dispositions pĂ©nales de certaines lois spĂ©ciales et certaines conventions ratifiĂ©es par notre pays. Des insuffisances auxquelles le gouvernement entend apporter des rĂ©ponses Ă travers ce volumineux projet de loi de 372 articles qui se trouve devant la Commission des Lois constitutionnelles de lâAssemblĂ©e nationale oĂč, le dĂ©bat ouvert avant-hier avec le reprĂ©sentant du gouvernement, le ministre dâEtat, ministre de la Justice, garde des Sceaux, Laurent Esso a Ă©tĂ© suspendu pour permettre aux Ă©lus de mieux sâen imprĂ©gner.
Demain aprĂšs-midi, la salle des Commissions N° 2 du palais de Verre Ngoa-EkellĂ© va, Ă nouveau, accueillir ce monde pour rentrer Ă lâexamen au fond du document. Mais depuis lâarrivĂ©e de ce document Ă lâAssemblĂ©e nationale, notamment, le dĂ©bat est ouvert pas forcĂ©ment sur son opportunitĂ©. Câest dans ce sens que le barreau se rĂ©unit dans le cadre dâune rĂ©union extraordinaire du Conseil de lâOrdre des avocats du Cameroun qui aura lieu Ă YaoundĂ©. Peu de spĂ©cialistes des questions de droit, universitaires notamment sont enclins Ă aborder ouvertement le sujet sur le projet de loi.
Il convient de rappeler que le texte dĂ©posĂ© par le gouvernement conserve la structuration et la numĂ©rotation originelles quâon lui connaissait, sous forme de livres. Soit deux. Câest ainsi que dans le contenu, le livre I relatif Ă la loi pĂ©nale, outre le fait quâil se met en conformitĂ© avec le nouveau Code de procĂ©dure pĂ©nale, voit introduire deux innovations majeures. Il sâagit de lâinstitution de la responsabilitĂ© pĂ©nale des personnes morales et lâadoption des peines alternatives Ă celle dâemprisonnement ou dâamende. Le livre II qui traite des crimes, des dĂ©lits et des contraventions voit intĂ©grer en son sein certaines lois spĂ©ciales. On peut citer ici celles portant Code Ă©lectoral qui traite des dĂ©lits Ă©lectoraux, la crĂ©ation et lâorganisation dâun marchĂ© financier, celle sur lâĂ©tat civil, la loi portant protection du patrimoine culturel et naturel national, celle rĂ©gissant les archives, la loi relative Ă la cyber-sĂ©curitĂ© et Ă la cybercriminalitĂ©, la loi relative au sceau de lâEtat et aux autres sceaux publics. Pour ce qui est de lâinternalisation des conventions internationales ratifiĂ©es par le Cameroun, lâon peut citer celle des Nations unies contre la corruption, la convention sur lâĂ©limination de toutes les formes de discrimination Ă lâĂ©gard des femmes, celle relative aux droits de lâenfant, la convention de Palerme contre la criminalitĂ© organisĂ©e et les actes uniformes OHADA portant sur le droit commercial gĂ©nĂ©ral et relatifs aux sĂ»retĂ©s et aux sociĂ©tĂ©s coopĂ©ratives. La nouvelle loi devrait sâimposer Ă tous, comme on peut le lire Ă lâarticle 1-1.
Jean Francis BELIBI
National - Politique
AprĂšs le dĂ©pĂŽt du projet de loi dans les deux chambres du parlement, lâopinion sâest animĂ©e.
Cinquante un ans. Câest lâĂąge de lâactuel Code pĂ©nal de la RĂ©publique du Cameroun. Ce document nâintĂ©grait pas un certain nombre de dispositions pĂ©nales de certaines lois spĂ©ciales et certaines conventions ratifiĂ©es par notre pays. Des insuffisances auxquelles le gouvernement entend apporter des rĂ©ponses Ă travers ce volumineux projet de loi de 372 articles qui se trouve devant la Commission des Lois constitutionnelles de lâAssemblĂ©e nationale oĂč, le dĂ©bat ouvert avant-hier avec le reprĂ©sentant du gouvernement, le ministre dâEtat, ministre de la Justice, garde des Sceaux, Laurent Esso a Ă©tĂ© suspendu pour permettre aux Ă©lus de mieux sâen imprĂ©gner.
Demain aprĂšs-midi, la salle des Commissions N° 2 du palais de Verre Ngoa-EkellĂ© va, Ă nouveau, accueillir ce monde pour rentrer Ă lâexamen au fond du document. Mais depuis lâarrivĂ©e de ce document Ă lâAssemblĂ©e nationale, notamment, le dĂ©bat est ouvert pas forcĂ©ment sur son opportunitĂ©. Câest dans ce sens que le barreau se rĂ©unit dans le cadre dâune rĂ©union extraordinaire du Conseil de lâOrdre des avocats du Cameroun qui aura lieu Ă YaoundĂ©. Peu de spĂ©cialistes des questions de droit, universitaires notamment sont enclins Ă aborder ouvertement le sujet sur le projet de loi.
Il convient de rappeler que le texte dĂ©posĂ© par le gouvernement conserve la structuration et la numĂ©rotation originelles quâon lui connaissait, sous forme de livres. Soit deux. Câest ainsi que dans le contenu, le livre I relatif Ă la loi pĂ©nale, outre le fait quâil se met en conformitĂ© avec le nouveau Code de procĂ©dure pĂ©nale, voit introduire deux innovations majeures. Il sâagit de lâinstitution de la responsabilitĂ© pĂ©nale des personnes morales et lâadoption des peines alternatives Ă celle dâemprisonnement ou dâamende. Le livre II qui traite des crimes, des dĂ©lits et des contraventions voit intĂ©grer en son sein certaines lois spĂ©ciales. On peut citer ici celles portant Code Ă©lectoral qui traite des dĂ©lits Ă©lectoraux, la crĂ©ation et lâorganisation dâun marchĂ© financier, celle sur lâĂ©tat civil, la loi portant protection du patrimoine culturel et naturel national, celle rĂ©gissant les archives, la loi relative Ă la cyber-sĂ©curitĂ© et Ă la cybercriminalitĂ©, la loi relative au sceau de lâEtat et aux autres sceaux publics. Pour ce qui est de lâinternalisation des conventions internationales ratifiĂ©es par le Cameroun, lâon peut citer celle des Nations unies contre la corruption, la convention sur lâĂ©limination de toutes les formes de discrimination Ă lâĂ©gard des femmes, celle relative aux droits de lâenfant, la convention de Palerme contre la criminalitĂ© organisĂ©e et les actes uniformes OHADA portant sur le droit commercial gĂ©nĂ©ral et relatifs aux sĂ»retĂ©s et aux sociĂ©tĂ©s coopĂ©ratives. La nouvelle loi devrait sâimposer Ă tous, comme on peut le lire Ă lâarticle 1-1.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Le grand débat sur le Code pénal
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Les noces de Samuel Etoâo
Brice Mbeze
National - Société
Lâancien capitaine des lions indomptable et son Ă©pouse, Georgette Tra Lou confient leur vie Ă Dieu.
Simple. Conviviale. Ainsi ce rĂ©sume la cĂ©rĂ©monie de bĂ©nĂ©diction nuptiale entre Samuel Etoâo et Georgette Tra Lou. Mardi dernier le mariage religieux entre Samuel et Georgette a eu lieu en lâĂ©glise Parocchia San Giovanni Batista de Stezzano, commune situĂ©e Ă une trentaine de kilomĂštres de Milan. Le mariage a Ă©tĂ© cĂ©lĂ©brĂ© par le RĂ©vĂ©rend pĂšre Mathias Baillo recteur de la paroisse francophone de Barcelone en prĂ©sence des parents des deux familles venues du Cameroun et de la CĂŽte-dâIvoire. Le Ministre, Directeur adjoint du Cabinet civil de la prĂ©sidence de la rĂ©publique, Joseph LĂ©, Ă©tait le reprĂ©sentant personnel du chef de lâEtat. Lâambassadeur du Cameroun en Italie, Dominique Awono Essama et le Sultan des Bamoun Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya, Ă©taient Ă©galement prĂ©sents.
Deux cent invitĂ©s triĂ©s sur le volet, parmi lesquels de nombreuses stars du football ont Ă©galement effectuĂ© le dĂ©placement de Bergamo. Samuel et Georgette sont mariĂ©s Ă lâĂ©tat civil depuis plusieurs mois.
Le reprĂ©sentant personnel du Chef de lâEtat a transmis les fĂ©licitations et les encouragements du couple prĂ©sidentiel aux mariĂ©s. Les familles Bongo, Sassou Nguesso, Alassane Dramane Ouattara, Dos Santos, Macky Sall, faisaient partie des convives. La fĂȘte a Ă©tait animĂ©e par le Groupe X-Maleya, Lady Ponce et Lâartiste Serge Beynaud de cĂŽte dâIvoire. Notre Magazine Nyanga, unique media camerounais et africain officiellement accrĂ©ditĂ©, racontera les coulisses de ce mariage dans son Ă©dition de Juin 2016.
Brice Mbeze
National - Société
Lâancien capitaine des lions indomptable et son Ă©pouse, Georgette Tra Lou confient leur vie Ă Dieu.
Simple. Conviviale. Ainsi ce rĂ©sume la cĂ©rĂ©monie de bĂ©nĂ©diction nuptiale entre Samuel Etoâo et Georgette Tra Lou. Mardi dernier le mariage religieux entre Samuel et Georgette a eu lieu en lâĂ©glise Parocchia San Giovanni Batista de Stezzano, commune situĂ©e Ă une trentaine de kilomĂštres de Milan. Le mariage a Ă©tĂ© cĂ©lĂ©brĂ© par le RĂ©vĂ©rend pĂšre Mathias Baillo recteur de la paroisse francophone de Barcelone en prĂ©sence des parents des deux familles venues du Cameroun et de la CĂŽte-dâIvoire. Le Ministre, Directeur adjoint du Cabinet civil de la prĂ©sidence de la rĂ©publique, Joseph LĂ©, Ă©tait le reprĂ©sentant personnel du chef de lâEtat. Lâambassadeur du Cameroun en Italie, Dominique Awono Essama et le Sultan des Bamoun Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya, Ă©taient Ă©galement prĂ©sents.
Deux cent invitĂ©s triĂ©s sur le volet, parmi lesquels de nombreuses stars du football ont Ă©galement effectuĂ© le dĂ©placement de Bergamo. Samuel et Georgette sont mariĂ©s Ă lâĂ©tat civil depuis plusieurs mois.
Le reprĂ©sentant personnel du Chef de lâEtat a transmis les fĂ©licitations et les encouragements du couple prĂ©sidentiel aux mariĂ©s. Les familles Bongo, Sassou Nguesso, Alassane Dramane Ouattara, Dos Santos, Macky Sall, faisaient partie des convives. La fĂȘte a Ă©tait animĂ©e par le Groupe X-Maleya, Lady Ponce et Lâartiste Serge Beynaud de cĂŽte dâIvoire. Notre Magazine Nyanga, unique media camerounais et africain officiellement accrĂ©ditĂ©, racontera les coulisses de ce mariage dans son Ă©dition de Juin 2016.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Les noces de Samuel Etoâo
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Conflits armés, enfants en danger!
Yvette MBASSI-BIKELE
National - Politique
Certains sont tués ou blessés dans des attaques, tandis que d'autres sont enlevés et exploités par la secte islamiste Boko Haram, notamment.
Câest par un matin pendant la pĂ©riode des rĂ©coltes quâHabiba SalĂ©, ressortissante de Hidoua, petite localitĂ© de la rĂ©gion de lâExtrĂȘme-Nord, a Ă©tĂ© enlevĂ©e, il y a une vingtaine de mois, par la secte islamiste. Avec elle, dâautres personnes dont de nombreux enfants. Une fois dans la forĂȘt de Sambissa au NigĂ©ria oĂč les membres de la secte avaient repliĂ©, face Ă une offensive de lâarmĂ©e rĂ©guliĂšre, lâotage a relevĂ© la prĂ©sence dâun grand nombre dâenfants dans les effectifs de personnes maintenues en captivitĂ© dans des conditions prĂ©caires.
Câest clair, les enfants camerounais, nigĂ©rians et dâautres nationalitĂ©s paient un lourd tribut dans les exactions perpĂ©trĂ©es par Boko Haram dans la rĂ©gion de lâExtrĂȘme-Nord et les environs. Certains ont Ă©tĂ© tuĂ©s ou blessĂ©s dans les attaques de villages. Dâautres ont Ă©tĂ© enlevĂ©s, puis utilisĂ©s comme kamikazes ou chairs Ă canon. Dâautres encore sont victimes dâabus sexuels et de traitements dĂ©gradants de toutes sortes. Un grand nombre se retrouvent dĂ©placĂ©s, orphelins ou sĂ©parĂ©s de leurs familles. TĂ©moins dâĂ©vĂ©nements effrayants dans lesquels leurs parents et proches ont pĂ©ri, dâaucuns sont traumatisĂ©s Ă vie. « Ces attaques et ces violations laissent non seulement des marques indĂ©lĂ©biles chez ces enfants, mais affectent aussi leur sentiment gĂ©nĂ©ral de sĂ»retĂ© et de sĂ©curitĂ© », assure un cadre de la branche camerounaise de lâONG Plan international.
De nombreux enfants, victimes du conflit orchestrĂ© par la secte islamiste, vivent dans des conditions terribles dans des centres de dĂ©placement, sous les arbres et dans des tentes de fortune et bĂ©nĂ©ficient d'un accĂšs limitĂ© aux vivres, aux services d'eau et d'assainissement ainsi qu'Ă la protection et Ă l'Ă©ducation. Ils dĂ©pendent des rations de nourriture distribuĂ©es par le gouvernement et ses partenaires au dĂ©veloppement, ainsi que de ce qu'ils mendient dans les communautĂ©s qui les accueillent. Selon le Fonds des Nations unies pour l'Enfance (UNICEF), des niveaux Ă©levĂ©s de malnutrition menacent de milliers d'enfants dans la rĂ©gion de lâExtrĂȘme-Nord et celle de lâEst, oĂč les victimes des rebelles centrafricains ont affluĂ© ces derniĂšres annĂ©es.
Au-delĂ des questions de sĂ©curitĂ©, nutrition, santĂ© et scolaritĂ© Ă rĂ©gler, la prise en charge psychologique est particuliĂšrement importante pour ces petites victimes dont les vies quotidiennes ont Ă©tĂ© totalement perturbĂ©es. Ils se retrouvent, en effet, dans des lieux inconnus avec des gens inconnus alors que leur structure de protection habituelle (la famille Ă©largie, les voisins, les enseignants, les leaders religieux, les chefs et leaders locaux) s'est effondrĂ©e. Ces diffĂ©rentes situations sont Ă nouveau sous les feux de la rampe Ă lâheure oĂč le Cameroun cĂ©lĂšbre la JournĂ©e mondiale de lâenfant africain.
Yvette MBASSI-BIKELE
National - Politique
Certains sont tués ou blessés dans des attaques, tandis que d'autres sont enlevés et exploités par la secte islamiste Boko Haram, notamment.
Câest par un matin pendant la pĂ©riode des rĂ©coltes quâHabiba SalĂ©, ressortissante de Hidoua, petite localitĂ© de la rĂ©gion de lâExtrĂȘme-Nord, a Ă©tĂ© enlevĂ©e, il y a une vingtaine de mois, par la secte islamiste. Avec elle, dâautres personnes dont de nombreux enfants. Une fois dans la forĂȘt de Sambissa au NigĂ©ria oĂč les membres de la secte avaient repliĂ©, face Ă une offensive de lâarmĂ©e rĂ©guliĂšre, lâotage a relevĂ© la prĂ©sence dâun grand nombre dâenfants dans les effectifs de personnes maintenues en captivitĂ© dans des conditions prĂ©caires.
Câest clair, les enfants camerounais, nigĂ©rians et dâautres nationalitĂ©s paient un lourd tribut dans les exactions perpĂ©trĂ©es par Boko Haram dans la rĂ©gion de lâExtrĂȘme-Nord et les environs. Certains ont Ă©tĂ© tuĂ©s ou blessĂ©s dans les attaques de villages. Dâautres ont Ă©tĂ© enlevĂ©s, puis utilisĂ©s comme kamikazes ou chairs Ă canon. Dâautres encore sont victimes dâabus sexuels et de traitements dĂ©gradants de toutes sortes. Un grand nombre se retrouvent dĂ©placĂ©s, orphelins ou sĂ©parĂ©s de leurs familles. TĂ©moins dâĂ©vĂ©nements effrayants dans lesquels leurs parents et proches ont pĂ©ri, dâaucuns sont traumatisĂ©s Ă vie. « Ces attaques et ces violations laissent non seulement des marques indĂ©lĂ©biles chez ces enfants, mais affectent aussi leur sentiment gĂ©nĂ©ral de sĂ»retĂ© et de sĂ©curitĂ© », assure un cadre de la branche camerounaise de lâONG Plan international.
De nombreux enfants, victimes du conflit orchestrĂ© par la secte islamiste, vivent dans des conditions terribles dans des centres de dĂ©placement, sous les arbres et dans des tentes de fortune et bĂ©nĂ©ficient d'un accĂšs limitĂ© aux vivres, aux services d'eau et d'assainissement ainsi qu'Ă la protection et Ă l'Ă©ducation. Ils dĂ©pendent des rations de nourriture distribuĂ©es par le gouvernement et ses partenaires au dĂ©veloppement, ainsi que de ce qu'ils mendient dans les communautĂ©s qui les accueillent. Selon le Fonds des Nations unies pour l'Enfance (UNICEF), des niveaux Ă©levĂ©s de malnutrition menacent de milliers d'enfants dans la rĂ©gion de lâExtrĂȘme-Nord et celle de lâEst, oĂč les victimes des rebelles centrafricains ont affluĂ© ces derniĂšres annĂ©es.
Au-delĂ des questions de sĂ©curitĂ©, nutrition, santĂ© et scolaritĂ© Ă rĂ©gler, la prise en charge psychologique est particuliĂšrement importante pour ces petites victimes dont les vies quotidiennes ont Ă©tĂ© totalement perturbĂ©es. Ils se retrouvent, en effet, dans des lieux inconnus avec des gens inconnus alors que leur structure de protection habituelle (la famille Ă©largie, les voisins, les enseignants, les leaders religieux, les chefs et leaders locaux) s'est effondrĂ©e. Ces diffĂ©rentes situations sont Ă nouveau sous les feux de la rampe Ă lâheure oĂč le Cameroun cĂ©lĂšbre la JournĂ©e mondiale de lâenfant africain.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Conflits armés, enfants en danger!
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Ebolowa: la grippe aviaire fait de la résistance
Aimé-Francis AMOUGOU
RĂ©gions - Sud
Pas moins de cinq autres fermes ont Ă©tĂ© dĂ©clarĂ©es touchĂ©es ces derniers jours par lâinfection Ă lâinfluenza aviaire hautement pathogĂšne.
La descente des Ă©lĂ©ments de lâĂ©quipe de veille mise sur pied par la dĂ©lĂ©gation rĂ©gionale de lâElevage, des PĂȘches et des Industries animale (MinĂ©pia) du Sud, Ă Monelam, nâest pas fortuite. En effet, aprĂšs de nombreuses interventions au marchĂ© des poulets et autres fermes oĂč lâinfection Ă lâinfluenza aviaire hautement pathogĂšne (grippe aviaire), sâest dĂ©clarĂ©e, Monelam, village situĂ© Ă la sortie Ouest de la capitale rĂ©gionale du Sud, a constituĂ©, le 10 juin dernier, le nouveau point de convergence de ces techniciens du MinĂ©pia.
Pas moins de 300 canards, poulets, dindes, oies et pintades sont menacĂ©s sur les lieux. AprĂšs une alerte annonçant des morts suspectes de sujets dans cette ferme. Les rĂ©sultats des prĂ©lĂšvements opĂ©rĂ©s sont encore attendus. Mais, selon certaines sources proches des milieux, les premiers indices ne sauraient tromper. Il faut plutĂŽt ĂȘtre proactif, a recommandĂ© Dr Georges Marc Arthur Mveng Sanding, dĂ©lĂ©guĂ© rĂ©gional du MinĂ©pia pour le Sud.
Pour Dr Marc Cyrille Eloundou, en service Ă la direction des services vĂ©tĂ©rinaires, venu de YaoundĂ© en appui Ă la dĂ©lĂ©gation rĂ©gionale du MinĂ©pia, cette cohabitation de la volaille telle que rencontrĂ© dans la ferme de Monelam, nâest pas du tout recommandĂ©e. Cela constitue, pour lui, un facteur favorisant de la propagation du virus et autres maladies, qui peuvent dĂ©cimer les sujets en trĂšs peu de temps. Pour Ă©viter la propagation de la maladie, il recommande le renforcement des mesures de biosĂ©curitĂ©s et sanitaires au niveau des fermes et autres points sensibles.
Le dĂ©lĂ©guĂ© rĂ©gional Minepia, tout en rassurant les Ă©leveurs et les consommateurs, a dit que toutes les mesures nĂ©cessaires sont prises par le gouvernement, et des Ă©quipes de veille sont mises sur pied dans tous les quatre dĂ©partements du Sud. Objectif affichĂ© : empĂȘcher la propagation du virus de la grippe aviaire qui semble faire de la rĂ©sistance.
Aimé-Francis AMOUGOU
RĂ©gions - Sud
Pas moins de cinq autres fermes ont Ă©tĂ© dĂ©clarĂ©es touchĂ©es ces derniers jours par lâinfection Ă lâinfluenza aviaire hautement pathogĂšne.
La descente des Ă©lĂ©ments de lâĂ©quipe de veille mise sur pied par la dĂ©lĂ©gation rĂ©gionale de lâElevage, des PĂȘches et des Industries animale (MinĂ©pia) du Sud, Ă Monelam, nâest pas fortuite. En effet, aprĂšs de nombreuses interventions au marchĂ© des poulets et autres fermes oĂč lâinfection Ă lâinfluenza aviaire hautement pathogĂšne (grippe aviaire), sâest dĂ©clarĂ©e, Monelam, village situĂ© Ă la sortie Ouest de la capitale rĂ©gionale du Sud, a constituĂ©, le 10 juin dernier, le nouveau point de convergence de ces techniciens du MinĂ©pia.
Pas moins de 300 canards, poulets, dindes, oies et pintades sont menacĂ©s sur les lieux. AprĂšs une alerte annonçant des morts suspectes de sujets dans cette ferme. Les rĂ©sultats des prĂ©lĂšvements opĂ©rĂ©s sont encore attendus. Mais, selon certaines sources proches des milieux, les premiers indices ne sauraient tromper. Il faut plutĂŽt ĂȘtre proactif, a recommandĂ© Dr Georges Marc Arthur Mveng Sanding, dĂ©lĂ©guĂ© rĂ©gional du MinĂ©pia pour le Sud.
Pour Dr Marc Cyrille Eloundou, en service Ă la direction des services vĂ©tĂ©rinaires, venu de YaoundĂ© en appui Ă la dĂ©lĂ©gation rĂ©gionale du MinĂ©pia, cette cohabitation de la volaille telle que rencontrĂ© dans la ferme de Monelam, nâest pas du tout recommandĂ©e. Cela constitue, pour lui, un facteur favorisant de la propagation du virus et autres maladies, qui peuvent dĂ©cimer les sujets en trĂšs peu de temps. Pour Ă©viter la propagation de la maladie, il recommande le renforcement des mesures de biosĂ©curitĂ©s et sanitaires au niveau des fermes et autres points sensibles.
Le dĂ©lĂ©guĂ© rĂ©gional Minepia, tout en rassurant les Ă©leveurs et les consommateurs, a dit que toutes les mesures nĂ©cessaires sont prises par le gouvernement, et des Ă©quipes de veille sont mises sur pied dans tous les quatre dĂ©partements du Sud. Objectif affichĂ© : empĂȘcher la propagation du virus de la grippe aviaire qui semble faire de la rĂ©sistance.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Ebolowa: la grippe aviaire fait de la résistance
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
PrĂ©paratifs CAN: les commissions rappelĂ©es Ă lâordre
AngĂšle BEPEDE
National - Sport
Les 14 Commissions techniques du comitĂ© dâorganisation local ont jusquâau 30 juin pour transmettre leur projets de budget .
Des doublons dans la prĂ©sentation de documents. Des propositions loin de la rĂ©alitĂ©. De nombreuses personnes pas vraiment engagĂ©es dans le travail⊠Lors de la rĂ©union de coordination du ComitĂ© central dâorganisation de la CAN 2016, et aprĂšs Ă©coute de la synthĂšse de Pierre Joseph Noungui, directeur du tournoi, pas de proposition de budget vĂ©ritable. Les 14 commissions techniques (200 membres) avaient 20 jours pour transmettre leurs plans dâaction. PassĂ© ce dĂ©lai et aprĂšs confrontation, de nombreuses commissions sont loin de la rĂ©alitĂ©.
Le prĂ©sident de la FĂ©dĂ©ration camerounaise de football (Fecafoot) a constatĂ© que « les commissions techniques nâavaient pas toutes les informations pour bien prĂ©parer leurs budgets. Les travaux se mĂȘlent. Des commissions se retrouvent Ă faire les mĂȘmes choses ». Il a donc fallu son exposĂ© pour Ă©clairer. Lâon apprendra que le Cameroun devra assurer la couverture de 14 domaines (visas entrĂ©e et sortie, douane, sĂ©curitĂ©, transferts bancaires et devises, infrastructures, accrĂ©ditations, logement, transport et parking, billetterie, finances, couverture mĂ©dicale et budget qui doit ĂȘtre validĂ© par la ConfĂ©dĂ©ration africaine de football). Il a Ă©galement prĂ©sentĂ© avec prĂ©cision les besoins de la CAF, des mĂ©dias, des Ă©quipes, des arbitres et officiels pour ce type de compĂ©tition. Entre hĂ©bergement, crĂ©ation de bureau, transport⊠il faudra tout rĂ©gler.
Le ministre des Sports et de lâEducation physique, prĂ©sident du ComitĂ© central dâorganisation, Bidoung Mkpatt, est bien obligĂ© de le reconnaĂźtre : « Les travaux dĂ©posĂ©s sont pour la plupart en marge des exigences du cahier de charges de la CAF ». A cinq mois et trois jours du dĂ©but du championnat dâAfrique des nations de football fĂ©minin (19 novembre-3 dĂ©cembre), on veut repartir sur de nouvelles bases. Le 13 juillet prochain, une dĂ©lĂ©gation camerounaise est attendue au Caire avec le projet de budget de la compĂ©tition. Comment faire pour avoir un dossier en bĂ©ton dâici cette date ? Pour le Minsep, câest simple. Il faut adopter les bonnes attitudes. Parmi celles proposĂ©es, la Fecafoot doit avoir au moins deux reprĂ©sentants au secrĂ©tariat de la compĂ©tition. Câest dâailleurs pourquoi le 30 juin, tous les budgets et les diffĂ©rentes activitĂ©s des commissions doivent ĂȘtre transmis au secrĂ©tariat technique.
Mais, dâautres points prĂ©occupent notamment cette absence dâappareil IRM dans les villes de BuĂ©a et LimbĂ©. En plus, il y a ce reprĂ©sentant de Camwater qui annonce la coupure dans la ville de YaoundĂ© (60 km de tuyaux Ă implanter) pendant 22 mois, donc pendant la pĂ©riode de la compĂ©tition. Cette nouvelle-lĂ , nâenchante pas. En marge des rĂ©unions au Cameroun, des Ă©quipes effectuent rĂ©guliĂšrement des missions Ă lâĂ©tranger (Gabon, FranceâŠ) pour apprendre des autres. Jusquâau 24 juin prochain, une mission du Minsep sera en France.
Quid du tirage au sort ? DâaprĂšs la CAF, la cĂ©rĂ©monie doit ĂȘtre tenue trois mois avant la compĂ©tition. Mais, « la FĂ©cafoot a saisi la CAF pour lui proposer le mois dâoctobre pour tenir ladite cĂ©rĂ©monie au regard des Ă©chĂ©ances, Ă venir notamment la prĂ©paration et la participation du Cameroun aux Jeux olympiques de Rio », prĂ©cise Pierre Joseph Noungui, directeur du tournoi. En attendant, il faut se rapprocher de la rĂ©alitĂ© de la CAF et tout synchroniser. Le temps est court.
AngĂšle BEPEDE
National - Sport
Les 14 Commissions techniques du comitĂ© dâorganisation local ont jusquâau 30 juin pour transmettre leur projets de budget .
Des doublons dans la prĂ©sentation de documents. Des propositions loin de la rĂ©alitĂ©. De nombreuses personnes pas vraiment engagĂ©es dans le travail⊠Lors de la rĂ©union de coordination du ComitĂ© central dâorganisation de la CAN 2016, et aprĂšs Ă©coute de la synthĂšse de Pierre Joseph Noungui, directeur du tournoi, pas de proposition de budget vĂ©ritable. Les 14 commissions techniques (200 membres) avaient 20 jours pour transmettre leurs plans dâaction. PassĂ© ce dĂ©lai et aprĂšs confrontation, de nombreuses commissions sont loin de la rĂ©alitĂ©.
Le prĂ©sident de la FĂ©dĂ©ration camerounaise de football (Fecafoot) a constatĂ© que « les commissions techniques nâavaient pas toutes les informations pour bien prĂ©parer leurs budgets. Les travaux se mĂȘlent. Des commissions se retrouvent Ă faire les mĂȘmes choses ». Il a donc fallu son exposĂ© pour Ă©clairer. Lâon apprendra que le Cameroun devra assurer la couverture de 14 domaines (visas entrĂ©e et sortie, douane, sĂ©curitĂ©, transferts bancaires et devises, infrastructures, accrĂ©ditations, logement, transport et parking, billetterie, finances, couverture mĂ©dicale et budget qui doit ĂȘtre validĂ© par la ConfĂ©dĂ©ration africaine de football). Il a Ă©galement prĂ©sentĂ© avec prĂ©cision les besoins de la CAF, des mĂ©dias, des Ă©quipes, des arbitres et officiels pour ce type de compĂ©tition. Entre hĂ©bergement, crĂ©ation de bureau, transport⊠il faudra tout rĂ©gler.
Le ministre des Sports et de lâEducation physique, prĂ©sident du ComitĂ© central dâorganisation, Bidoung Mkpatt, est bien obligĂ© de le reconnaĂźtre : « Les travaux dĂ©posĂ©s sont pour la plupart en marge des exigences du cahier de charges de la CAF ». A cinq mois et trois jours du dĂ©but du championnat dâAfrique des nations de football fĂ©minin (19 novembre-3 dĂ©cembre), on veut repartir sur de nouvelles bases. Le 13 juillet prochain, une dĂ©lĂ©gation camerounaise est attendue au Caire avec le projet de budget de la compĂ©tition. Comment faire pour avoir un dossier en bĂ©ton dâici cette date ? Pour le Minsep, câest simple. Il faut adopter les bonnes attitudes. Parmi celles proposĂ©es, la Fecafoot doit avoir au moins deux reprĂ©sentants au secrĂ©tariat de la compĂ©tition. Câest dâailleurs pourquoi le 30 juin, tous les budgets et les diffĂ©rentes activitĂ©s des commissions doivent ĂȘtre transmis au secrĂ©tariat technique.
Mais, dâautres points prĂ©occupent notamment cette absence dâappareil IRM dans les villes de BuĂ©a et LimbĂ©. En plus, il y a ce reprĂ©sentant de Camwater qui annonce la coupure dans la ville de YaoundĂ© (60 km de tuyaux Ă implanter) pendant 22 mois, donc pendant la pĂ©riode de la compĂ©tition. Cette nouvelle-lĂ , nâenchante pas. En marge des rĂ©unions au Cameroun, des Ă©quipes effectuent rĂ©guliĂšrement des missions Ă lâĂ©tranger (Gabon, FranceâŠ) pour apprendre des autres. Jusquâau 24 juin prochain, une mission du Minsep sera en France.
Quid du tirage au sort ? DâaprĂšs la CAF, la cĂ©rĂ©monie doit ĂȘtre tenue trois mois avant la compĂ©tition. Mais, « la FĂ©cafoot a saisi la CAF pour lui proposer le mois dâoctobre pour tenir ladite cĂ©rĂ©monie au regard des Ă©chĂ©ances, Ă venir notamment la prĂ©paration et la participation du Cameroun aux Jeux olympiques de Rio », prĂ©cise Pierre Joseph Noungui, directeur du tournoi. En attendant, il faut se rapprocher de la rĂ©alitĂ© de la CAF et tout synchroniser. Le temps est court.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
PrĂ©paratifs CAN: les commissions rappelĂ©es Ă lâordre
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Prison de New Bell: fin dâannĂ©e scolaire pour dĂ©tenus mineurs
Mireille ONANA MEBENGA
RĂ©gions - Littoral
60 dâentre eux ont reçu leurs bulletins mardi dernier.
60 apprenants mineurs, pensionnaires de la prison de New Bell, ont reçu leurs bulletins de fin dâannĂ©e ce 14 juin 2016. La cĂ©rĂ©monie sâest dĂ©roulĂ©e en prĂ©sence de lâinspecteur gĂ©nĂ©ral des services du gouverneur de la rĂ©gion du Littoral, Aboubakar Njikam. Durant neuf mois, ces Ă©lĂšves du primaire et du secondaire ont Ă©tĂ© suivis rĂ©guliĂšrement par des encadreurs. Le premier de la cuvĂ©e 2015-2016, Yves Mandeng, a obtenu une moyenne de 12/20.
Dans don discours aux mineurs, lâIG a dâabord remerciĂ© la prĂ©sidente de lâassociation CharitĂ© sociale humanitaire (Chasoh), Magne Tagne Tapia, qui Ćuvre depuis une dĂ©cennie pour la rĂ©insertion de ces jeunes dĂ©tenus, Ă lâintĂ©rieur comme Ă lâextĂ©rieur du pĂ©nitencier, mais aussi pour leur encadrement psycho-social.
En dâautres termes, le combat menĂ© ici est celui de rester en phase avec les programmes scolaires, malgrĂ© leur dĂ©tention. Aux prisonniers, il a demandĂ© dâĂȘtre assidus car la prison nâest pas la fin de la vie. La cĂ©rĂ©monie a Ă©galement eu un cĂŽtĂ© culturel. Les jeunes dĂ©tenus ont dĂ©montrĂ© Ă travers des danses et autres interprĂ©tations quâils ont un certain talent malgrĂ© leur statut actuel. Ce que nâont pas manquĂ© de relever les nombreuses autoritĂ©s civiles et militaires prĂ©sentes.
La manifestation, qui Ă©tait Ă©galement organisĂ©e en lâhonneur de la journĂ©e de lâEnfant africain, qui se cĂ©lĂšbre le 16 juin prochain, sâest achevĂ©e par la remise des cadeaux et une visite des cellules.
Mireille ONANA MEBENGA
RĂ©gions - Littoral
60 dâentre eux ont reçu leurs bulletins mardi dernier.
60 apprenants mineurs, pensionnaires de la prison de New Bell, ont reçu leurs bulletins de fin dâannĂ©e ce 14 juin 2016. La cĂ©rĂ©monie sâest dĂ©roulĂ©e en prĂ©sence de lâinspecteur gĂ©nĂ©ral des services du gouverneur de la rĂ©gion du Littoral, Aboubakar Njikam. Durant neuf mois, ces Ă©lĂšves du primaire et du secondaire ont Ă©tĂ© suivis rĂ©guliĂšrement par des encadreurs. Le premier de la cuvĂ©e 2015-2016, Yves Mandeng, a obtenu une moyenne de 12/20.
Dans don discours aux mineurs, lâIG a dâabord remerciĂ© la prĂ©sidente de lâassociation CharitĂ© sociale humanitaire (Chasoh), Magne Tagne Tapia, qui Ćuvre depuis une dĂ©cennie pour la rĂ©insertion de ces jeunes dĂ©tenus, Ă lâintĂ©rieur comme Ă lâextĂ©rieur du pĂ©nitencier, mais aussi pour leur encadrement psycho-social.
En dâautres termes, le combat menĂ© ici est celui de rester en phase avec les programmes scolaires, malgrĂ© leur dĂ©tention. Aux prisonniers, il a demandĂ© dâĂȘtre assidus car la prison nâest pas la fin de la vie. La cĂ©rĂ©monie a Ă©galement eu un cĂŽtĂ© culturel. Les jeunes dĂ©tenus ont dĂ©montrĂ© Ă travers des danses et autres interprĂ©tations quâils ont un certain talent malgrĂ© leur statut actuel. Ce que nâont pas manquĂ© de relever les nombreuses autoritĂ©s civiles et militaires prĂ©sentes.
La manifestation, qui Ă©tait Ă©galement organisĂ©e en lâhonneur de la journĂ©e de lâEnfant africain, qui se cĂ©lĂšbre le 16 juin prochain, sâest achevĂ©e par la remise des cadeaux et une visite des cellules.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Prison de New Bell: fin dâannĂ©e scolaire pour dĂ©tenus mineurs
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
Ouest: Dschang réforme son Ecole doctorale
Gibrile KENFACK TSABDO
RĂ©gions - Ouest
A mi-parcours de lâannĂ©e acadĂ©mique 2015-2016, 624 mĂ©moires et thĂšses ont Ă©tĂ© soutenus Ă lâuniversitĂ© de Dschang (UDS). Soit 36 thĂšses de doctorat PhD, 471 mĂ©moires de Master et 117 mĂ©moires dâingĂ©nieurs. Des chiffres qui sont en nette progression par rapport aux 568 mĂ©moires et thĂšses de lâannĂ©e acadĂ©mique 2014-2015. Ces performances, indique le chef du service de lâInformation et des confĂ©rences, Dr Alexandre Djimeli, sâinscrivent dans un processus de redynamisation de la recherche impulsĂ© par le nouveau recteur, le Pr Roger Tsafack Nanfosso.
A travers le label « UniversitĂ© de Dschang : campus dâattractivitĂ© », le Top management veut donner un coup dâaccĂ©lĂ©rateur Ă la vitalitĂ© de lâEcole doctorale (ED), crĂ©Ă©e le 2 septembre 2010 par le Pr Anaclet Fomethe, et rĂ©organisĂ©e le 11 avril dernier par son successeur. Dans cette dynamique, le conseil rectoral a confiĂ© Ă une Ă©quipe de chercheurs dirigĂ©e par le Pr Martin Tchamba, secondĂ© par le Pr Joseph Keutcheu, la tĂąche de conduire un audit pour amĂ©liorer les performances de lâensemble des laboratoires de lâuniversitĂ©.
Le 27 mai dernier, le Pr Tchamba a annoncĂ© la fin de lâĂ©tude et la disponibilitĂ© des rĂ©sultats. Qui marque la fin du processus de rĂ©forme de premiĂšre gĂ©nĂ©ration de lâED. Durant un mois et demi, 44 laboratoires de lâUDS (facultĂ©s des Sciences, des Sciences juridiques et politiques, dâAgronomie et des sciences agricoles, des Lettres et sciences humaines, des Sciences Ă©conomiques et de gestion, lâInstitut universitaire Fotso-Victor) ont Ă©tĂ© passĂ©s au crible. En perspective, lâĂ©valuation, indique le Pr Keutcheu, a permis de crĂ©er des conditions dâattractivitĂ© Ă mĂȘme de donner une plus grande visibilitĂ© Ă lâEcole doctorale.
En lâoccurrence, lâaccĂ©lĂ©ration du processus de soutenance de mĂ©moires et thĂšses et de publication des travaux. LâamĂ©lioration de lâĂ©toffement du corps professoral, gage de la crĂ©dibilitĂ© des thĂšses soutenues. La modernisation de lâED pour accompagner le dĂ©veloppement de lâenseignement supĂ©rieur et contribuer au dĂ©veloppement du Cameroun. La normalisation du parcours de lâĂ©tudiant en thĂšse Ă 36 moisâŠToutes choses qui contribuent Ă accroĂźtre les capacitĂ©s dâencadrement de lâED et Ă lever un certain nombre de goulots dâĂ©tranglement qui freinaient les jeunes chercheurs dans lâatteinte de leurs objectifs de recherche.
Gibrile KENFACK TSABDO
RĂ©gions - Ouest
A mi-parcours de lâannĂ©e acadĂ©mique 2015-2016, 624 mĂ©moires et thĂšses ont Ă©tĂ© soutenus Ă lâuniversitĂ© de Dschang (UDS). Soit 36 thĂšses de doctorat PhD, 471 mĂ©moires de Master et 117 mĂ©moires dâingĂ©nieurs. Des chiffres qui sont en nette progression par rapport aux 568 mĂ©moires et thĂšses de lâannĂ©e acadĂ©mique 2014-2015. Ces performances, indique le chef du service de lâInformation et des confĂ©rences, Dr Alexandre Djimeli, sâinscrivent dans un processus de redynamisation de la recherche impulsĂ© par le nouveau recteur, le Pr Roger Tsafack Nanfosso.
A travers le label « UniversitĂ© de Dschang : campus dâattractivitĂ© », le Top management veut donner un coup dâaccĂ©lĂ©rateur Ă la vitalitĂ© de lâEcole doctorale (ED), crĂ©Ă©e le 2 septembre 2010 par le Pr Anaclet Fomethe, et rĂ©organisĂ©e le 11 avril dernier par son successeur. Dans cette dynamique, le conseil rectoral a confiĂ© Ă une Ă©quipe de chercheurs dirigĂ©e par le Pr Martin Tchamba, secondĂ© par le Pr Joseph Keutcheu, la tĂąche de conduire un audit pour amĂ©liorer les performances de lâensemble des laboratoires de lâuniversitĂ©.
Le 27 mai dernier, le Pr Tchamba a annoncĂ© la fin de lâĂ©tude et la disponibilitĂ© des rĂ©sultats. Qui marque la fin du processus de rĂ©forme de premiĂšre gĂ©nĂ©ration de lâED. Durant un mois et demi, 44 laboratoires de lâUDS (facultĂ©s des Sciences, des Sciences juridiques et politiques, dâAgronomie et des sciences agricoles, des Lettres et sciences humaines, des Sciences Ă©conomiques et de gestion, lâInstitut universitaire Fotso-Victor) ont Ă©tĂ© passĂ©s au crible. En perspective, lâĂ©valuation, indique le Pr Keutcheu, a permis de crĂ©er des conditions dâattractivitĂ© Ă mĂȘme de donner une plus grande visibilitĂ© Ă lâEcole doctorale.
En lâoccurrence, lâaccĂ©lĂ©ration du processus de soutenance de mĂ©moires et thĂšses et de publication des travaux. LâamĂ©lioration de lâĂ©toffement du corps professoral, gage de la crĂ©dibilitĂ© des thĂšses soutenues. La modernisation de lâED pour accompagner le dĂ©veloppement de lâenseignement supĂ©rieur et contribuer au dĂ©veloppement du Cameroun. La normalisation du parcours de lâĂ©tudiant en thĂšse Ă 36 moisâŠToutes choses qui contribuent Ă accroĂźtre les capacitĂ©s dâencadrement de lâED et Ă lever un certain nombre de goulots dâĂ©tranglement qui freinaient les jeunes chercheurs dans lâatteinte de leurs objectifs de recherche.
www.cameroon-tribune.cm
Ouest: Dschang réforme son Ecole doctorale
Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system