Amindeh Blaise Atabong is an award-winning journalist based in Yaoundé, Cameroon, known for his investigative reporting and in-depth coverage of politics, security, and social issues in Central and West Africa. With over 10 years of experience across print, radio broadcast, and multimedia, Amindeh Read morehas a track record of uncovering groundbreaking stories. His work has illuminated the humanitarian crisis in Cameroon, including the impact of Boko Haram attacks, which have led to internal displacement and a severe food crisis. He has reported on the resilience of communities in northern Cameroon, such as the establishment of grain banks with the support of NGOs like RELUFA, and the challenges faced by the University of Maiduguri in Nigeria amidst an insurgency.

Amindeh's journalism has earned him recognition, including the Kurt Schork Award in International Journalism and an award from the British High Commission in Cameroon in 2016 for exposing a scam involving security officials and a fake Red Cross agent. His reporting has taken him beyond Cameroon's borders, such as to the Central African Republic to investigate the smuggling of conflict diamonds. Amindeh has contributed to respected international news organizations, including Quartz, Reuters, dpa - Deutsche Presse-Agentur, Semafor, The Times, African Arguments, Jeune Afrique, Equal Times, amongst other . His reporting on the internet blackouts in Cameroon's Anglophone regions, the country's worst train crash in Eseka, and the deep-seated issues of marginalization and economic disparity that fuel the Anglophone crisis, has provided valuable insights into the region's complex socio-political landscape.

His work not only sheds light on current events but also offers historical and cultural context, underscoring the significance of local initiatives and the profound impact of government policies on various crises.

Ndi Eugene Ndi is a seasoned journalist based in Yaounde, Cameroon, with a keen focus on environmental conservation, indigenous rights, and sports journalism. As the editor of NewsWatch, a local bi-monthly tabloid in the Central African State, Ndi has established himself as a prominent voice in the Read moremedia landscape. His work often explores the intricate relationship between environmental issues and human rights, particularly through his in-depth coverage of the displacement of indigenous tribes in Cameroon due to commercial interests.

In addition to his editorial role, Ndi serves as a correspondent for the Nation Media Group in Kenya, contributing to a range of publications including the Nation Daily, Daily Monitor, The East African, The Citizen, Business Daily, and Africa Review. His reporting extends to major sporting events, where he has notably chronicled the triumphs of Cameroon's national football team, including their victory in the 2017 African Cup of Nations.

Ndi's articles provide a critical lens on the complexities of forest management in the Congo Basin, underscoring the impact of international trade on local communities. His journalistic endeavors not only inform and engage readers but also advocate for the preservation of the environment and the rights of indigenous populations, reflecting his commitment to impactful storytelling in the realm of journalism and media.

Nalova Akua, an acclaimed journalist, has made significant strides in the field of environmental journalism, particularly focusing on the challenges posed by climate change in Africa. His insightful reporting has brought to light the struggles of communities in Cameroon facing natural disasters, Read moresuch as floods and landslides, and the socioeconomic impacts on those dependent on agriculture and living in coastal areas. Akua's dedication to environmental conservation is evident in his work, including a piece on the invasive plant in Lake Ossa, which was featured in BBC Future Planet. His journalistic excellence was recognized when he received the prestigious 2022 Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling, an accolade that came with a reporting grant and a two-week internship at The Economist headquarters in London.

In addition to his environmental reporting, Akua has been instrumental in addressing public health issues, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccine hesitancy in Cameroon, through his contributions to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. His commitment to societal well-being is further exemplified by his recognition as the 2022 Best Journalist by Cameroon's leading newspaper, The Guardian Post, for his "rare mastery of investigative journalism." Akua's works have been published in prominent media outlets including BBC Global News, Euronews Green, The Epoch Times, Zenger News, African Arguments, and EL PAÍS, showcasing his ability to bring critical issues to a global audience.

Akua's journalistic prowess is underpinned by a Bachelor of Science in Journalism and a skill set that includes thorough investigation, a strong commitment to source protection, and expertise in interviewing, reporting, and fact-checking. His proven ability to work efficiently in fast-paced environments and his adeptness at delivering news across various platforms have distinguished him in the competitive media industry. His articles not only give a voice to the unheard but also shine a light on issues that might otherwise remain obscured, serving society through the power of storytelling.

Elvis Boh is a digital journalist and news producer based in Yaounde-Cameroon. He currently presents the programme "90 Minutes in Africa" on Pan African channel -My Media Prime alongside his consultancy role. He worked for close to 5 years as  Senior Digital Journalist, General Producer in the Read morecentral desk of Africanews, Euronews Group where he coordinated news coverage across Africa  before relocating to Yaounde, where he still sends stories as freelance correspondent.

He has  ground experience in Cameroon where he worked briefly as journalist with the ruling party newspaper L'Action, preferred independent journalism after passing a public service competitive exams  before working  extensively as reporter with the first private audiovisual house-STV where he was State House Correspondent and Editor-in-Chief for both English and French desks. He is useful  in print, radio, online journalism and media strategy. 

Elvis Boh's editorial policy is to tell the truth, beholden to none through honest and independent journalism. Cameroon is a very difficult terrain for journalism practice and Elvis Boh has learnt to navigate this environment by building trust and credibility through his years of practice.

Anne Nzouankeu is an award-winning journalist, video producer, media/ communications specialist based in Yaoundé- Cameroon. 
As a journalist and a video-journalist, Anne Nzouankeu has collaborated with different medium and programs, including but not limited to Voice of America, The Associated Read morePress, Reuters, TV5 Monde, The Guardian, 'Unreported World' (an Emmy award winning foreign affairs series, which airs on Channel 4 in the UK), Temps Present (a weekly TV news magazine, broadcasted on Swiss Radio Television).

Alexandra Tchuileu Ngangom is a journalist based in Yaounde, Cameroon. She writes for a many newspapers as Cameroon Tribune (daily newspaper), Succes Mag (a weekly magazine). She has an experience with broadcasting. She edits a program about media called "Travelling" and diffused on channel "Read moreVoxAfrica" in Africa. She work in social area, new technologies, innovation in media, blogging, health and education.

Olive Atangana is a journalist based in Yaounde, Cameroon.

Bongben Jisi is a journalist based in Yaoundé, Cameroon.

Mbom Sixtus is a journalist based in Yaounde, Cameroon. He has worked as a general assignment reporter for 11 years. He is currently employed at the Cameroon News and Publishing Corporation but available to work from remote locations- stringer, correspondent or fixer.

He has written stories for Read moreAl Jazeera, The New Humanitarian, Inter Press Service, Quartz, African Arguments, China Africa Magazine, Thomson Reuters Foundation among others.

Eugene Nforngwa covers environmental change and its intersection with development