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Awafong Julius and Nyaa Hans, a PhD Fellow of the University of Yaounde 1, were on CRTV Morning Safari Yaounde. Together with the hosts, they explained the difficulties research students go through, especially the corrupt attitudes of some lecturers and supervisors. This is the first Part. Part 1 of 3.     

Awafong Julius and Nyaa Hans, a PhD Fellow of the University of Yaounde 1, were on CRTV Morning Safari Yaounde. Together with the hosts, they explained the difficulties research students go through, especially the corrupt attitudes of some lecturers and supervisors. This is the last Part. Part 3 of 3.    

        "Deconstructing Anthropocentrism in African Literature: An Ecocritical Study of Ngugi Wa Thiongo’s Wizard of the Crow" By Fomin Edward Efuet Department of African Literature and Civilisation The University of Yaounde I Saturday, May 08, 2010 Anthropocentrism is defined differently by different ecocritics. Lawrence Buell, for example in The Future of Environmental Criticism, defines this term as “the assumption or view that the interests of...    

After sampling a class on Vote Sized Learning (VSL) Julius Awafong explains how the process of filling on speadsheet goes about. How to deal with students who have from the highest to the lowest scores in examinations.     

Julius held this Survey on the 28th October at Staff College Douala (STACO) with form 5 students.       

During the world democracy week, Cameroonians had a second thought on how they could invite tolerance in politics. But what brought intolerance into politics? Was it becoming a tool of destruction and hatred? Julius Awafong of Vote Sizing and Atanga Celestine of the Social Democratic Front (SDF) Party, shed their views. Tabi Clarkson of Radio Tiemeni Siantou was the host.    

I decided to take this survey with the students of the English and Philosophy Department of the Teachers Training College because it is important to know what these students think, first as students, and secondly as teachers, since they have been doing teaching practice in many schools around Yaounde.     

Social Conditions and Poverty in Cartagena   Democracy in Colombia, my country, is linked specifically to our fragile democracy and a lack of genuine representation over a large period of time. What is poverty in Cartagena? Poverty is hunger, and not having a warm place to spend the night - instead in a makeshift house from inappropriate materials. Poverty is being sick and not having insurance or money to cover a basic health needs. Poverty is not being able to get a decent education,...    

Index The Beginning of the End - Tyranny Anarchies Warlords/Chaos Dictatorships Monarchies Republics Democracies Representative Democracies Corruption = Tyranny Hourglass The \Dysfunctional/ Top Hypocrisy The /Crunched\ Bottom The |Squeezed| Middle Tyrant's Toolbox Sneaky Subversion Gerrymandering Global Gerrymandering Partisan Recalls and Impeachments Coerced Referendums Payola Politics Dumbed Down Debate Pork Peddling Shadowy Appointments / Nominations Giving Them Help They...    

Cameroonians who can afford to buy tap water wait in line A child walks away from a town toilet Sewage from a Yaounde pit toilet runs directly into a stream that many people must use as their source of water A woman gets water from a town well Julius Awafong advocates systemic change A northern Cameroon rural water source This morning when I flushed the...    

While acknowledging that the former Ministers of the Economy and Finance, Polycarpe Abah Abah, and Public Health, Urbain Olanguena Awono, could be guilty of misappropriation of public funds, the primary motive of their arrests, beyond reasonable doubt, rests on differing political ideologies in a regime that nourishes dearth of a democracy of opinion. In a bid to settle scores in a political system where everyone in government is obliged to speak the language of his master, and as much as you...