I am Cameroon

09/30/2025

Message tres utile!

🚨 À votre bureau de vote !
Les résultats sont comptés et proclamés sur place. Pas de secret, pas de détour (art. 113).

Voyez une irrégularité ?
Vous avez le droit d’agir et de faire consigner votre objection (art. 114).

Pas encore votre carte d’électeur ?
Votre CNI suffit si vous êtes inscrit Elecam. Personne ne peut vous exclure du vote.

💡 Restez après votre vote !
Votre présence au dépouillement = transparence garantie.

Chaque bureau de vote décide de l’avenir du Cameroun.
📢 Votre voix, votre vigilance, votre pouvoir : c’est vous qui changez le pays !

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09/30/2025

THE POWER IS IN YOUR HANDS! ✊

🗳️ Your Vote Matters — It Counts, Right There, In Your Polling Station
Section 113 of the Electoral Code is simple:
When votes are counted at your polling station, the results are announced immediately.

✋ See Something Wrong? SPEAK UP!
Section 114 gives YOU the power to OBJECT —
Raise your concerns right at the polling station.
Your objections must be recorded and reported.

📢 You Can Change Everything
Go collect your Voter’s Card!
No voters card? No problem — Your National ID lets you vote.
No one can turn you away.

💡 Information is Power. Use Yours.
Don’t let anyone silence your voice.
Get out, vote, and make it count. Be there when the votes and counted yes keep record of the final vote count. Polling station after polling station we will win 🥇!!!

🚀 The Future Is Decided By Those Who Show Up. Be There.
THE POWER TO CHANGE IS IN YOUR HANDS!

09/20/2025

Today is World Clean Up Day

There is a well-known adage: “Cleanliness is next to godliness.” Today, this principle feels more urgent than ever. World Clean Up Day serves as a global reminder of how our habits shape the world around us. It is a moment to reflect on the environmental consequences of our actions and to consider what is required to protect the planet we all share.

For years, I Am Cameroon — in partnership with the Let’s Do It movement — has mobilized millions of Cameroonians to take action in their local communities. In 2023 alone, more than 250 civil society organizations came together, and millions of people participated in the largest civic action in Cameroon’s history. From Oku to Yagba, volunteers cleared away piles of garbage that blocked roads, removed almost 200 tons of plastic from our rivers and streams, and restored the natural flow of waterways that had been choked for years. For the first time in decades, streams ran clear, gutters fulfilled their purpose, and communities could witness the transformative power of collective action.

Yet, just a year later, old habits crept back in. Our streets are again littered with garbage, our rivers and streams choked with plastic and abandoned cargo, and flooding has become a common occurrence due to clogged waterways. These are not just aesthetic issues. According to the World Health Organization, over 90% of the world’s population breathes polluted air, and exposure to environmental pollution is linked to millions of premature deaths annually. The waste we leave behind contaminates the water we drink, the food we eat, and the air we breathe. It undermines the health of our communities and erodes our sense of safety and well-being.

If cleanliness brings us closer to godliness, then neglect leads us down a far darker path. The psychological impact of living in polluted environments is profound; studies show that communities surrounded by waste experience higher rates of stress, anxiety, and diminished social cohesion.

That is why awareness alone is not enough. We must commit to long-term change — to transforming habits, developing sustainable solutions, and holding each other accountable. I Am Cameroon is leading by example, working to launch new business models that will collect and transform plastic waste into valuable products. This initiative does more than clean the environment; it creates employment, supports entrepreneurs, and builds a sustainable future for generations to come.

We urge you to join us. Visit iamcameroon.org to learn more and support our projects. Your involvement can help turn this vision into a reality. The evidence is clear: nations that invest in environmental stewardship see improvements in public health, economic prosperity, and overall quality of life.

On World Clean Up Day 2025, we renew our pledge: a clean and safe environment is the foundation of a prosperous nation. Let us stand together and ensure that Cameroon’s future is healthy, sustainable, and bright.

I Am Cameroon 🇨🇲

09/10/2025

🇨🇲 The mission continues.

Years ago, a group of friends in Bamenda saw trash piling up in their neighborhood. Instead of waiting for someone else to fix it, they grabbed rakes and spades and got to work. Neighbors joined. Children came out to help. Soon, the whole neighborhood was clean — and people started believing again that change is possible, one action at a time. We did again 2023 this nationwide. And we will keep doing it!

Cameroon’s future is in our hands. It starts with accepting responsibility, and acting, no matter how small the step. Will you join us?

Support the movement. Be the difference. Visit www.iamcameroon.org/donate

09/08/2025

Louder! I Am Cameroon! You too can wear it with pride. Make a donation of $100 and above and we will ship you a baseball hat anywhere in the United States!

Visit www.iamcameroon.org/donate to contribute.

This is the time to act!

09/05/2025

Highlights from the National Veterans Tournament in Cincinnati, Ohio: I Am Cameroon proudly made its debut appearance.

We invite you to support our mission to create employment opportunities for thousands of young people in Cameroon.

Please visit www.iamcameroon.org/donate to contribute and make a difference.

09/02/2025

Wear it with pride. Support I Am Cameroon. With a donation today you will be supporting efforts to create employment for young people in Cameroon.

Visit https://www.iamcameroon.org/donate

09/02/2025

Support our plastic transformation initiative in Cameroon visit: iamcameroon.org/donate

08/31/2025

Present at the National Veterans Tournament in Cincinnati, Ohio. Facilitating fundraising efforts for a plastic recycling project in Cameroon.

Visit iamcameroon.org/donate to contribute

08/27/2025

In 2023, in partnership with Let's Do It Cameroon, we inspired millions of Cameroonians to join together and clean up our country. This year, we are proud to return with a new initiative: a plastics recycling project designed to create employment opportunities while safeguarding our environment.

We are deeply grateful for the collaboration with Auntie Felicia.

Support our mission: iamcameroon.org/donate

Grateful for the collaboration with Auntie Felicia

06/01/2025

Agriculture: The heart of Cameroon’s economy.

Cameroon’s agricultural policies have evolved over the years, aiming to boost productivity, ensure food security, and support rural livelihoods. Here are some notable policies and initiatives that have been either praised or have shown positive impacts:

1. Second-Generation Agriculture Policy (2011–2020)
* Focus: Modernization and commercialization of agriculture.
* Key Points: Encourages mechanization, use of improved seeds, and transition from subsistence to market-oriented farming.
* Impact: Helped increase yields in certain crops and promoted agribusiness.

2. Growth and Employment Strategy Paper (GESP)
* Implemented: 2010–2020
* Goal: Make agriculture the driving force of economic growth and job creation.
* Highlights: Investment in rural infrastructure (roads, storage), support for farmer training, and promotion of value chains for key commodities (cocoa, coffee, cotton, palm oil, maize, rice).

3. Agropoles Program
* Launched by: Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
* Objective: Develop clusters (agropoles) for high-potential crops and livestock.
* Support: Provides technical assistance, access to finance, and infrastructure development to boost competitiveness and productivity within these clusters.

4. National Programme for Food Security (PNSA)
* Purpose: Reduce food insecurity and poverty, particularly in vulnerable regions.
* Features: Distribution of improved seeds, fertilizers, and training for farmers; support for irrigation and water management.

5. Support for Smallholder Farmers
* Example: Subsidies for fertilizers and seeds, microcredit schemes, and price stabilization programs for certain crops (like cocoa and coffee).
* Result: Helped small farmers access inputs and markets, though implementation challenges remain.

6. Land Tenure Reforms
* Intent: Simplify and secure land rights for rural communities.
* Progress: Some reforms have made it easier for smallholders to register land, though issues with clarity and enforcement persist.

7. Promotion of Agricultural Cooperatives
* Policy: Encourages farmers to organize into cooperatives for better bargaining power, access to credit, and technical support.

8. Partnerships with International Organizations
* Examples: Collaborations with FAO, World Bank, and IFAD have brought in funding and technical expertise for rural development projects, irrigation, and climate-resilient agriculture.

Challenges:�While these policies have shown promise, Cameroon still faces issues with implementation, information sharing, infrastructure gaps, and ensuring equitable benefits for smallholders and women farmers.