IRebuild Africa

14/05/2026

May is Menstrual Hygiene Month!
At IRebuild Africa , we believe every girl and woman deserves dignity, health, and confidence during her period.

Menstrual hygiene is about more than products — it’s about education, breaking stigma, and ensuring access for all.

This month, we’re raising our voices to:
- Promote safe practices
- Advocate for affordable products
- Create open conversations in schools and communities

Share this post and let’s build a world where periods are managed with dignity, not shame.
Wanda's Legacy

16/04/2026

When a child reports sexual assault, it is crucial for parents, adults, and community members to respond with care and sensitivity.

The way we react can significantly impact the child's emotional well-being and their willingness to seek help.

Below is a list of essential Do's and Don'ts to guide adults in providing appropriate support and ensuring the child's safety during this critical time.

16/04/2026

We’re excited to empower girls aged 11–17 with the confidence, skills, and knowledge they need to thrive. From self-esteem to digital safety, this one‑day workshop is packed with fun, learning, and sisterhood.

📅 Fri 24 April 2026
📍 iRebuild Africa Office, Entre St Marc Tam‑Tam, Yaoundé

How to Register:

📲 Register on WhatsApp: +237 681501976
(Send your daughters name)

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Nous invitons les filles de 11 à 17 ans à une journée d’apprentissage, de confiance en soi et de fun.

Au programme : estime de soi, amitiés saines, consentement, sécurité digitale et jeux interactifs.

📅 Vendredi 24 Avril 2026
📍 Bureau iReBuild Africa, Entre St Marc Tam‑Tam, Yaoundé

📲 Inscriptions WhatsApp : +237 681501976

31/03/2026

🚨 Denouncing the Rampant Violence Against Girls: A Call for Justice and Action 🚨

Today, we stand united in outrage and sorrow over the horrific incidents of r**e and murder that continue to plague our communities, particularly against our girls. The recent tragedy involving baby Divine, who was brutally r**ed and killed by a neighbor—someone who should have been a protector—has left us heartbroken and enraged. This is not just a crime against one innocent life; it is an attack on our collective humanity.

We must not remain silent. We must demand justice for baby Divine and for every girl who has suffered at the hands of violence. It is time to hold perpetrators accountable and ensure that our justice system protects the vulnerable rather than failing them.

As we mourn and seek justice, we must also take proactive steps to protect our girls and women. Here are some essential safety measures that parents, girls, and women can adopt:

We will not rest until justice is served for baby Divine and until every girl can live free from fear.
Let us raise our voices, take action, and work together to create a world where our daughters can thrive without the threat of violence.

24/03/2026

The numbers keep rising... How many more? We need punishment on perpetrators to be enforced and justice for victimes.

Pregnant woman beaten to death by her partner in Bamenda, North-West Region

The perpetrator has surrendered to the police .

19/03/2026

From January to February 2026, the blood of our mothers, sisters, daughters, and even babies has been spilled across Douala, Yaoundé, Kribi, and beyond.

▶️A 3-year-old girl died after being r**ed.
▶️A 12-year-old r**ed and stabbed to death.
▶️A pregnant woman at 7 months — DECAPITATED.

▶️Wives, girlfriends, ex-partners beheaded, shot, beaten, stabbed, thrown into wells.

Most killed by the very men who were supposed to protect them.

This is not “family issues.”

This is not “unknown circumstances.”
THIS IS FEMICIDE.

Cameroon, we are watching our women disappear in silence while society whispers “c’est la vie.”
ENOUGH! ENOUGH!

We refuse to let these names fade into another forgotten statistic.
We refuse to normalize the slaughter of our girls.

To the government: Enforce real laws. Prosecute these killers swiftly. Protect the living.

To the men who raise their hands: Your violence will no longer be hidden or excused.

To every woman and girl still breathing: You are not alone. Your life matters.

Break the silence.

Demand justice.

Protect our future.

REST IN POWER to every victim.

Their blood is crying out from the ground.

SHARE this. TAG your network.
Speak up before the next name is added.
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The time for tears without action is OVER.
Now is the time to fight. 🇨🇲💔

08/03/2026

On International Women's Day 2026, under the powerful theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls”, we honor every woman's strength, resilience, and right to thrive without fear or limitation.

Today, we celebrate women everywhere—who lead businesses, nurture families, drive innovation, and shape societies—while boldly advocating for the laws and protections they deserve.Discriminatory laws, weak enforcement, gender-based violence, unequal pay, and barriers to justice still persist.

It's time for decisive action: stronger legal frameworks, robust protections against violence and discrimination, equal access to justice, reproductive rights, economic equity, and accountability for perpetrators.

When we champion and enact laws that safeguard women's rights, we build safer communities, stronger economies, and a more just world for all.

To every woman reading this: Your voice matters. Your leadership inspires. Stand tall, speak out, and demand the protections that affirm your dignity and equality.

Let's turn celebration into action — advocate, support, legislate, and protect.
We forge a future where every woman and girl lives free, empowered, and equal.

Happy International Women's Day 2026!
Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.
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02/03/2026

Happy Nee Month Fam!

25/02/2026

A woman had her head cut off by her partner this Monday, February 23, 2026, in the city of Douala, Littoral region.

He also attacked a woman who tried to intervene to protect the victim, seriously injuring her. The killer, who was seized by members of the public, was saved by law enforcement.

13 cases of féminicide since January... We deman justice and perpetrators should be held accountable and the law take it's course!

Une femme a eu la tête tranchée par son compagnon ce lundi 23 février 2026 dans la ville de Douala, région du littoral.

Ce dernier s'en est également pris à une femme, qui essayait d'intervenir pour protéger la victime, la blessant grièvement, le meurtrier qui a été pris à partie par la population, a été sauvé par les forces de l'ordre.

16/02/2026

New week, new plan—own it.
Choose one clear, ambitious goal that moves your career or business forward.

Make it specific, break it into bold, doable steps, and block time for the first action like it’s non-negotiable.

Ask for support when you need it, say no to what drains you, and celebrate every tiny win—each one proves you belong.

You’re building momentum and a legacy; lead with confidence, grit, and unapologetic ambition.

Go get it.