The panel discussion took place on Friday the 29th of April 2022 at the Solomon Tandeng Muna Foundation in Yaounde on the theme...

There I was, humbly seated among Doctors, great leaders, mothers, and fathers on the World Changers Association (WCA) platform, clearly...

Fulbright TEA alumna, Open Dreams Program Facilitator and multiple award winner, Chi Anestin Lum, in the month of April 2022 took part in...

Under the soft sun rays that caressed my face, I watched as the Country Director, Akaba James, dressed in his beautiful traditional...

The road to success is plagued with stumbling blocks, with trials, failure as common ingredients to success. A large number of...

A Report of the Wasichana Wa Afrika Summit 2021 Under the supervision of Akili Dada (Nairobi, Kenya), initiator and host of the event,...

Facilitated by Annika Maurer, intercultural expert and trainer. The Intercultural Competence Workshop took place on the 4th of January...

A talk with Dr. Ignatius Esene Introduction On the 28th of December 2021, Open Dreams Scholars in Yaounde were privileged to have an...

Educational and Community Discussion on gender based violence (GBV) and the legal framework for the protection of women and girls,...

Day 5 and closing day of the program titled “Training Program for Secondary School Educators in Cameroon on the use of Instructional...

PROMOTING A HEALTHY FAMILY AND THE FIGHT AGAINST MATERNAL AND NEONATAL MORTALITY IN THE NORTH WEST REGION OF CAMEROON - An initiative of...

One of the values my school promotes is networking, and all through my time in the African Leadership University, I have constantly been...

On this FAQ slot, we tackle some of the self-imposed barriers which impede the drive to achieving scholarship dreams. Aeronautics...

This is one of the appealing lines in the Open Dreams Anthem, composed by Scholars Ramish Shu & Peace Nyaba, that ring out to the hearts...

Here came September, the month of annual school resumption in Cameroon. The campuses were filled with excited students showing off their...

Anxious, nervous, excited, and skeptical, was how I felt when I looked at my parents, brothers, and family members, before heading...

Providence Action Back-To-School Outreach project Five years ago, the minds of most Cameroonians pictured the North West and the South...

Mrs. Elizabeth is an internally displaced person from the North West Region of Cameroon, currently living in the capital city, Yaoundé....

It’s the reality in some communities in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon; Sporadic gunshots here and there, houses being...

I am now scared to buy a bottle of juice. This may sound absurd, yet after looking at where our plastic waste gathers after we dispose of...