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DIVINE JUNIOR RAMZI NTARYIKE is a journalist based in Douala, Littoral, Cameroon. Ntaryike Divine Jr Ramzi is a renowned award-winning journalist and alumnus of the International Visitor Leadership Program. He is the Voice of America correspondent in Cameroon and a stringer for several news outlets including Bloomberg, Science and Development Network, and the Africa Report. His unbending devotion and hard work earned him the Cameroon Journalist of the Year Award in 2009 and Best Discovery Story Award in 2010. He’s gone ahead to bag several others. In October 2012, Ramzi graduated with distinction from a two-year science journalism course called the Science Journalism Cooperation run by the World Federation of Science Journalists. He plans to start a science news agency to fill what he sees is a gap in science reporting in Africa. Ramzi believes the lack of emphasis on science in African media has significantly contributed to the continent’s development stagnation. “Ever since I joined the journalism profession 15 years ago, the flames of a fiery passion to nourish public opinion with untarnished information to enable informed decision-making have not stopped burning,” Ramzi says. “And that’s despite the stubbornly harsh hurdles of working within a context where hard-hitting journalists are frequently placed in the firing line by crooked individuals with skeletons in their closets.”
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The military mobilization against Boko Haram appears to have shifted attention from piracy in the Gulf of Guinea. This brief report for Bloomberg News indicates that tumbling oil prices may well have discouraged oil looters in the region
Cameroon seeks to export corn for the first time since 1974
Cameroon is aiming to significantly increase its corn production to 5.4 million tons this year, a move that would enable the country to export corn for the first time since 1974. The increase in production is expected to be facilitated by the distribution of drought-resistant seeds by the Ministry of Agriculture, with the goal of transitioning farmers from subsistence to market-oriented farming. This initiative has been supported by a World Bank-funded project. The additional corn production is anticipated to help alleviate food shortages in the region exacerbated by drought conditions linked to El Nino. Cameroon's efforts include improving seed yields and encouraging farmers to form cooperatives for better market rates.
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