LIYONG EMMANUEL SAMA
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A wildlife & protected area management professional, poet, writer, farmer and mother-tongue Bible translator. An NGO leader and consultant living in Bamenda.
Cameroon
Joined April 2013
When the World goes silent on the war going on in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon!
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The crisis in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon started before the war in Tigray in Ethiopia, but world concern has brought it to a virtual end while the latter creeps on with with despicable blood spill.
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@TiborPNagyJr That is a majority view in Africa now, especially as our long serving despots are not even the "benevolent despots" the believe themselves to be.
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No matter its threat to the soil, eucayptus is a lifeline (in terms of wood needs) of the people of the Bamenda Highlands of Cameroon. Better planted on marginal lands.
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How loud should the agony cry of victims of the war in the Anglophone zones in Cameroon be before it is heard as that of Tigray in Ethiopia is heard at the UN?
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what is "Climate Change" in your mother tongue, lingua franca?
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Until we begin to talk climate change in the mother tongues and the various lingua franca, will climate change communication touch base, and strengthen the fight!
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On this International Biodiversity Day, CIRMAD continues to advocate for stop to transformation of Ako-Mbembe Forest Reserve of chimps to a timber concession (FMU).
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As a foreign lobby prevails, for AU not to condemn the Coup d'etat in Chad, will they condemn any other military coup?
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Today World Wildlife Day 2021, with theme: Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet'. A call for interdependence, let's safeguard those endangered wildlife further threatened by their use in traditional medicine and cultural practices.
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@CMRNewsAgency That's is what happens when soldiers instantly and free-handedly become the prosecutor, judge, jury and executioner of anyone they wish, and go free.
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And so I celebrated World Pangolin Day with the poem, FEELINGS THE PANGS OF PANGOLINS:
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Poachers are slaughtering lions for their teeth, claws, and bones – to meet the increasing demand in Asia. The slaughter MUST end. Sign our petition to tell Vietnam to stand up for lions now.
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