Reconciliation and Development Association
Since its establishment in 2018, the Alliance has progressed from being led by interim leadership with the charge of establishing it, to its first Board and leadership. In 2020, the Cameroon NCD Alliance, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, carried out activities that introduce its presence in-country. This includes notably the study on how the Cameroon COVID-19 […]
Cameroon NCD Alliance Publishes 1st Annual Report: Read More »
The United Nations General Assembly unanimously declared 2 April as World Autism Awareness Day (A/RES/62/139) and was adopted on December 18 of 2007 that every 2 April is World Autism Awareness Day, to highlight the need to help improve the quality of life of those with autism so they can lead full and meaningful lives
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Gross Human Rights violations are still recurrent despite the various Human Rights instruments to regulate and protect Human Rights. Gross Human Rights violations refer to the acts or violations that threaten a human being’s very existence. Some examples of such breaches include genocide, murder, torture, unfair trials, extrajudicial killings, to name a few. I was
THE RIGHT TO THE TRUTH CONCERNING GROSS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND DIGNITY OF VICTIMS Read More »
The United Nations General Assembly declared 21st March in December 2011 as the World Down Syndrome Day and the first was commemorated in March 21st, 2012. This important day seeks to raise awareness, mobilize support and recognition of dignity, rights, and well-being of persons living with Down Syndrome across the world. The theme of this
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Kidney disease is the inability of the kidneys to filter blood as they should. A joint initiative conceived a World Kidney Day of the International Society of Nephrology and the International Federation of the Kidney Foundation. It started on the 2nd of March 2006 with 66 countries participating. The purpose of this day is to
WORLD KIDNEY DAY – a look at your kidney. Read More »
Doh-Nyagang Miriam Gohyit is a holder of a Masters Degree in English private law and currently a Volunteer at the Reconciliation and Development Association, RADA Gender stereotype remain a significant factor affecting the status of men and women in society. Despite some progress, thanks to the measures that have been introduced in recent years. There
Women’s Day 2021: Zooming on Gender Stereotype Read More »
This report is a publication of the Africa NCDs Network. For more information, please contact ncdsafrica@gmail.com.
Jean Claude Mbanya, MD, PhD, MRCP (UK), FRCP (London), FTWASChair, CACSNA
Words created the World. This is a profound belief of Christianity. I had a friend whose name meant “bad luck”. He was called “bad luck” 17 years into his life. Well, we’re not hear to talk about his life but our lives and how transforming self talk has been found to be a useful tool
Transforming Self Talk- How to Stay Resilient. Read More »
The CEO of RADA has been called to service again, as the Chair of the Interim Secretariat of the Africa NCDs Network in creation.
Another Service Call at the Africa NCDs Network Read More »
