Paul Njie is a freelance multimedia journalist and fixer, covering local stories for global audiences. He has worked with international media such as TRT WORLD, Al Jazeera, The Globe and Mail, The Christian Science Monitor and University World News.

Paul is highly skilled in news reporting, Read moreinterviewing and presenting. In 2021, he won a TV Presenter of the Year award for his on-air flair while anchoring news for Dash Media, a Pan-African network. Using his sharp analytic skills, he has also participated as guest on BBC Africa programmes.

He is equally a masterful interviewer, with ability to arrange for interviews with high profile personalities. In the course of his career, he has interviewed the World Chair of the International Human Rights Commission and one of Cameroon's most prestigious kings.

Roland Ndifor is a journalist based in Yaounde, Centre, Cameroon with a plethora of experience in the mass communication landscape. An outstanding communicator with Unprecedented skills to achieving the most hidden information from targets. Auto-trained in diverse language Idiosyncrasies with Read morebackground knowledge in Latin, He Communicates fluently in  French and English Pidgin English as well as in basic Spanish.

Isidore Abah is a multiple awards winning Investigative Journalist based in Buea, Cameroon. He is also the Copy Editor of Cameroon’s foremost English Language Newspaper (The Post Newspaper) and the Assistant Editor of the oldest Magazine in Cameroon (Cameroon Panorama). The versatile reporter also Read moreedits several quarterly magazines and periodicals. He is also a Communication Scholar and a Journalism Trainer.  His almost ten years’ experience in Investigative Journalism has enabled him to unearth several big stories that have brought about drastic change in administrative decision and policies in his country. His recent investigative piece was published under the headline Battle Against Coronavirus: How Top Gov’t Functionaries Are Fleecing From COVID-19 Trust Fund & Milking The State Treasury Dry. The article was an eye opener to the mafia that characterised the fight against COVID-19 in Cameroon.   
Isidore is also the President of the Cameroon Association of English-speaking Journalists (CAMASEJ-Buea Chapter).