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Cameroon Link is starting a new series of programmes in preparation of the World Breastfeeding Week 2017. Listen to these episodes and share with friends.
This episode is brought to you by Cameroon Link Farm Radio House in Douala-Bonaberi, courtesy of Farm Radio International. Cameroon Link coaches broadcasters of Cameroon Community Radio Stations. This
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Carole Leuwe’s Impressions after the award
Pour ceux qui me connaissent ils seront surpris de me découvrir dans ce domaine.....En effet je ne couvre pas que la culture et la santé......mon troisième sujet et le plus remarquable c'est l'agriculture. Merci à Mathias Mouendé Ngamo qui suit mon évolution. Merci à Farm Radio International qui décerne ce prix , merci à James Achanyi-Fontem Blythe McKay #GeorgeAtkinsCommunicationAwards2016 #Cameroon #Agri237 coming soon #96fm #LoveMyjob
Some congratulatory messages received
Mathias Mouendé Ngamo: La terre ne ment pas. La terre nourrit le monde. Alors nous devons tous contribuer à l'amélioration des conditions de vie des agriculteurs. Tous, chacun dans son secteur d'activité. Soyons tous des agri-citoyens. Bravo à toi Carole Leuwé Quand les jeunes et les journalistes s'intéressent à l'agriculture, ça donne ceci...
Lionel Ligick REVERENCE: Lgr et comme tu aimes le titre autant que l'auteur, c'est l'occasion aussi de te décerner heuh non plutôt, te dédicacer (et pourquoi même pas faire les deux!), ce tube de Mister Richard Bona
Alexis Nwafo: Bravo ma soeur chérie voilà toute la famille gratifié et au podium grâce a toi a tes efforts merci de tout coeur que le Seigneur te guide et te donne encore plus de force
Edwige Noel: tu as beaucoup d'énergie la mère de nathan
Inoussa Maïga: Felicitations et bon courage pour la suite
King Foguito: Congratulations sister you deserve it
Richard Eboa: Hum... Toi avec les prix ces temps ci, Dieu seul sait. Carole
Xtiane Bille: Je suis ta voisine j'attends la célébration ooooo
Alexis Nwafo: Bravo ma soeur chérie voilà toute la famille gratifié et au podium grâce a toi a tes efforts merci de tout coeur que le Seigneur te guide et te donne encore plus de force
Rose Bika: Tu es une bosseuse c'est ce que je sais
Inoussa Maïga: Felicitations et bon courage pour la suite
King Foguito: Congratulations sister you deserve it
Michel Mombio: Congratulations! Seul le travail paie !
Ndja Maàveun Yomi Elise: Mes felicitations ma fille cherie Carole Leuwé muammmm tu es adorable
Dbg Manka'a: Great!!! Keep it up. #Girlpower
Tatiana Dirane: OUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Tu es une bosseuse c'est ce que je sais
Solange Petjin: Tu mérites
Arlette Mafopi L'étoile: Papa Paul doit etre fier de toi, hein! Je me souviens qu’il nous a tous recommande d’entrer au champ
The Focal Point of Farm Radio International Cameroon, James Achanyi-Fontem, who doubles as the Executive tor of CameroonLink presided over the official handing over of The George Atkins Communication Award 2016 ceremony at Nostalgie FM Radio located in Akwa-Douala, economic capital on Tuesday, 13th September.
In his address to the audience at the ceremony, Mr. Achanyi-Fontem presented a brief history of Farm Radio International, the George Atkins Communication Award and the 2016 winners.
He said. it was a privilege and honour for him to preside over the Farm Radio International George Atkins Communication Award Ceremony in Cameroon and that it was important to realize Cameroon was honoured as well as Cameroon Link, Nostalgie FM Radio and the winner, Carole Leuwe.
He added that a few weeks ago, Mrs.Blythe McKay, .the Director of Broadcaster Resources at Farm Radio international Canada was delighted to announce this year's George Atkins Communications Award winners , who are:
1. Carole Leuwe of Radio Nostalgie in Douala, Cameroon
2. Gideon Sarkodie, of ADARS FM in Ghana and
3. Sarah Adongo of Mega FM in Uganda
The other nominees, according to the director, were recognized by FRI as runners-up for the award and all received certificates. The runners-up are:
1. Privat Tiburce Martin Massanga of Radio MUCODEC in Congo
2. Soumaïla Gado of Radio Dar Es Salam in Nigeria
3. Winnie Onyimbo of Trans World Radio in Kenya
This programme on the importance of Carbohydrates is a highlight of the lesson presented by Prof. Vijaya Lakshmi of agMOOCs India in collaboration with the Commonwealth of Learning sponsored training for nutrition, therapeutics and health stakeholders. Cameroon Link participated in the training and has brought this episode to you for sharing with friends and community radio stations.
This episode is the strategy for scaling up nutrition (SUN) in Cameroon. The contribution was made during a meeting of shared values attended by nutrition promotion stake holders in the Central Africa region in Bonaberi- Douala. Cameroon Link Farm Radio has brought these highlights for sharing with friends and community radio stations.
Rural populations are now making more earnings from their crops like coffee, cocoa, cassava amongst others transformed in the country before marketing. Cameroonians now consume their own coffee transformed in the country. This new policy is encouraging the wellbeing of rural farmers, who make good profits from their yields compared to the past years, when everything was exported to Europe. This information was collected during a shared values exchange meeting in Douala that brought together academia, public and private sectors representatives who discussed on how to make this new policy of local transformation of farmers yields for sustaiable development. Cameroon Link Farm Radio took part in the deliberations and has brought to you these highlights for sharing with friends and community radio stations.
When we work, we should keep company and staff safety first on our agenda. This is one of the ways for promtoing sustainable developement and encouraging better performance and out-put. This is what Cameroon Link gathered from Nutrition Institute of Africa during a meeting of exchange on shared added values on nutrition and health. Some of the safety requirements look simple, but very few staff respect the rules during work time. Some are always in a rush without taking care of the machinery that surrounds them. Cameroon Link produced this episode as a guideline for wellbeing and the avoidance of accident at work place. Listen to the episode and share with friends...
This episode talks about how we make choices of what we eat to look healthy. Iy encourages the use of balance diet to maintain good health and heal some illnesses related to malnutrition and anemia. The training was coordinated by Prof. Vijaya Lakshmi of agMoocs with the sponsorship of the Commonwealth of Learning. Cameroon Link Farm Radio produced this programme for sharing with community radio stations.
This episode is brought to you by Cameroon Link Farm Radio for listening and sharing with friends. It is part of highlights on the training on nutrition, therapeutics and health organised by the agMOOCs in India and Commonwealth of Learning (COL) Agency on story design programming.Cameroon Link participated in the training and received a certificate with distinction.