Audio

• Cameroonians challenge government's decision to accept the trial of an Ebola test vaccine in the country.
• Police in Cameroon accuse the MTN mobile telephone company for lack of collaboration that may have led to the death of a 9-year old in the hands of kidnappers.

• Why would a boy of ten (10) years, who is supposed to be in school, be a hair dresser.
• Doctors say epilepsy is a natural disease, yet some Cameroonians insist it is witchcraft.
• We also take a look at the corrosive messages from the ever rising Pentecostal churches in Cameroon and the world.

FOUNDATION RADIO: THE VOICE OF THE VOICELESS

The program brings you news, interviews, and commentaries on salient news happenings in Cameroon.

In this edition:

• A retrospect of salient news happenings in Cameroon
• What is happening to some of the good practices that obtained many years ago in Cameroon; honesty, obedience, love and respect for the elderly?

• After two years of persistent threats of suspension from FIFA, the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) finally elects a new executive headed by Tombi a Roko Sidiki. Same old faces.

Peace does not necessarily mean the absence of war, but rather it is giving a fair chance at home, at work and generally in society. As Cameroon recently join the international community to celebrate the World Peace Day, under the theme �Dignity for all, partnership for peace,� one can help but wonder, what dignity or peace one can find or feel in the society, where the elderly won�t give the youths a chance to take the helm despite of the fact that they have had their own chances? How does the society develop when even the roads which are the major road to development are terrible?

In this edition: 

More in a package that you can′t avoid to miss.

Why do Cameroonians swear in the name of their President Paul Biya? Is he the omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient – Luc Ananga.

In this edition: the 2015/2016 academic year in Cameroon begins within the backdrop of Boko Haram terrorist attacks; a snake stings a woman in a taxi, another is found in the cupboard of an office, is killed, operated upon and a coin and a paper with a list of staffers earmarked fro death found in its belly!!! And why would a top Colonel in the Cameroonian army shot himself to death at a time when he is needed most.

Don't miss listening.

News Extra on Foundation Radio, The Voice of the Voiceless.