Reconciliation and Development Association
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 »
Welcome to Our Views, Our Voices (OVOV) Cameroon! for Persons Living with NCDs “Nothing for us without us” Purpose of the Group: A RADA initiative with overall objective to understand the needs, challenges and priories of PLWNCDs to inform advocacy efforts. Rationale: Persons living with NCDs are experts of their own situation. Their real experiences,
Our Views, Our Voices (OVOV) Cameroon: Read More »
Many families in town get baby sitas from the villages. The promise is always to either put them in school or help them learn a trade. Several young people also go to vocational trainings and after their graduation, they tend to find their way to odd jobs or practice the skill they learned as an
RADA hosts Panel Discussion and PRess Briefing in Collaboration with the Cameroon CS NCD Alliance during Global Week for Action on NCDs.
ALL TRAVELING TO BAMENDA, AND THE NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST IN GENERAL ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING:
IMPORTANT Advisory Note: Travelers in the English Speaking Regions of Cameroon Read More »
Brief Background: Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) are silent killers. Non transmissible from person to person unlike COVID-19, and are driven largely by four main modifiable risk factors – tobacco use (cigarette smoking), unhealthy diet (excessive fasts and sugar), physical inactivity (overweight or fat deposits), and harmful use of alcohol. Some of these diseases include; cardiovascular diseases
