My Latest Posts
- Cameroon: Because Oppression Always Reaches an End“We, the people of Cameroon, proud of our linguistic and cultural diversity, an enriching feature of our national identity, but profoundly aware of the imperative need to further consolidate our…More
- One and the Same Nation: A Reflection on Cameroon’s Promise“We, the people of Cameroon, proud of our linguistic and cultural diversity—an enriching feature of our national identity—but profoundly aware of the imperative need to further consolidate our unity, solemnly…More
- My Adventures in Southern Africa: Zambia, My Difficult Love StoryZambia is the country that made me believe that immigration offices are accountable, and I will tell you why. After touring more in West and East Africa, I decided to…More
- Tourism, Accents, and the Colonial HangoverThroughout my childhood, the only profession I knew—and perceived—as having requirements about how you should sound versus how you actually sound was journalism. In most French-speaking African countries, national news…More
- Discovering South Sudan: My First Encounter with the Last Born of AfricaHave you ever heard of a city nicknamed “Sunny Town”? Well, let me introduce you to Juba, the capital city of South Sudan, the last born of Africa. And like…More
- Election, Social Media, and Political Shift: Cameroon on the Brink of ChangeA few days ago, I engaged with a post by a University Professor on social media and its role in the destabilization of democracy. In my response, I argued that…More
- My West African Journey: Chad, my Unlikely HomeChad, Chad, and Chad It is one of the least talked-about destinations when it comes to tourism. Even for me, the first time I landed in its capital, N’Djamena, in…More
- My Adventures in Southern Africa Region: A “Missed” Stop in South AfricaIf you’ve ever found yourself at international airports like Nairobi, Addis Ababa, or Dar Es Salaam, chances are you’ve seen a banner reading “Visit South Africa”. I certainly did. But…More
My Latest Posts
- Cameroon: Because Oppression Always Reaches an End“We, the people of Cameroon, proud of our linguistic and cultural diversity, an enriching feature of our national identity, but profoundly aware of the imperative need to further consolidate our…More
- One and the Same Nation: A Reflection on Cameroon’s Promise“We, the people of Cameroon, proud of our linguistic and cultural diversity—an enriching feature of our national identity—but profoundly aware of the imperative need to further consolidate our unity, solemnly…More
- My Adventures in Southern Africa: Zambia, My Difficult Love StoryZambia is the country that made me believe that immigration offices are accountable, and I will tell you why. After touring more in West and East Africa, I decided to…More
- Tourism, Accents, and the Colonial HangoverThroughout my childhood, the only profession I knew—and perceived—as having requirements about how you should sound versus how you actually sound was journalism. In most French-speaking African countries, national news…More
- Discovering South Sudan: My First Encounter with the Last Born of AfricaHave you ever heard of a city nicknamed “Sunny Town”? Well, let me introduce you to Juba, the capital city of South Sudan, the last born of Africa. And like…More
- Election, Social Media, and Political Shift: Cameroon on the Brink of ChangeA few days ago, I engaged with a post by a University Professor on social media and its role in the destabilization of democracy. In my response, I argued that…More
- My West African Journey: Chad, my Unlikely HomeChad, Chad, and Chad It is one of the least talked-about destinations when it comes to tourism. Even for me, the first time I landed in its capital, N’Djamena, in…More
- My Adventures in Southern Africa Region: A “Missed” Stop in South AfricaIf you’ve ever found yourself at international airports like Nairobi, Addis Ababa, or Dar Es Salaam, chances are you’ve seen a banner reading “Visit South Africa”. I certainly did. But…More
Cameroon Passport Diaries 