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Reconciliation and Development Association

Mbiydzenyuy Ferdinant Sonyuy

Ferdinant is the President/CEO of the Reconciliation and Development Association, RADA, He started his career as a Finance Clerk with the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) Health Services where he progressed to a Grants Writer, Administrative Assistant and became the pioneer Program Manager for the Non Communicable CBCHS Non Communicable Diseases Prevention and Control Program. The NCD Program was his flagship achievement at the institution besides other roles and initiatives. He has a bachelors degree in Biochemistry from the University of Buea, a Post Graduate Diploma in Health Promotion from the Public Health Foundation of India, an an SDG MPH student at New York University. Ferdinant is a Multi Fellow award winner including the US Department of State Community Solutions Fellow, Union for International Cancer Control Fellow and One Young World Ambassador. He has wide experience in programs and projects development and management and earned several academic certifications online and through in person trainings. He is the Secretary General of the Cameroon Civil Society NCD Alliance and Regional Civil Society Representative for Central Africa and Member of the Secretariat for the Africa NCD Network.

Call for application: Industry Interference Focal Person

Call for Application – Industry Interference Focal Person The Reconciliation and Development Association (RADA) announces to the general public an opportunity to accept applications from qualified individuals for the position of an Industry Interference Focal Person, to support her work in the Healthy Eating Cameroon Project. The Industry Interference Focal Person will play a critical

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Caught in the Crossfire: A Plea for Peace Amidst the Anglophone Armed Conflict

My Story It’s been two years since I graduated from high school in 2014. I am excited to start school again and pursue my university studies. My cousin generously gives me 300k for my tuition fees, which I pay immediately. Two weeks later, on a Wednesday, we are in class waiting for our lecture. However,

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Stray Bullets, Lost Futures: The Anglophone Armed Conflict Through My Eyes

                                   MY STORYIt’s 2019, I am staring at my ceiling with an unclear path. I think to myself as I’m stranded in deep thought. Days turned into weeks and weeks into months misguided by an aging societal norm of succeeding by desperately clinging to a failed academic system.Fast forward to 2022, the Anglophone crisis takes

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From Home to Ashes: The Anglophone Crisis Strikes During Ramadan

The Untold Stories of the Anglophone Crisis.Wednesday 24th of February 2021, is the blessed month of Ramadan and all Muslims around the world are fasting.” It’s time” Mom says, “Time for breakfast”, in front of me is a bowl of pap made up of millet and groundnut.  “It’s delicious,” I tell my Mom while picking

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A Cry for Peace: Habiba’s Journey Through the Anglophone Crisis

It is a cold evening and there’s heavy rain. There I am roasting corn with my siblings. I hear the sound of a bike and there is wonder about who can it be with this rain. It is my uncle who just arrived. A few minutes later I overhear a voice calling “Habi” Where are

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The Untold Stories of the Anglophone Armed Conflict

The Untold Stories of the Anglophone Crisis It is August 2015, I am that excited young girl, very proud looking at my GCE Advance level results slip into my hands ready for the University. The joy continues as I have been admitted into the University. “Oh God, I am finished”! I exclaim with despair as

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