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Wilson's Excceptional Touch

Fresh & Funky Styles at Emmy Fashion Deido

Looking Good is Good Business

 

A must do

 

You wanna do your hair like mine, then Emmy Fashion 79042850 is a place to be.

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN FOR 2015 IDEX GLOBAL FELLOWS PROGRAM

WHO DO WE LOOK FOR?  

. We seek college graduates and professionals who have a proven track record of leadership and are seeking to use their education and skills to address social and economic challenges for under-served populations.    

APPLICATION PROCESS

• Apply Online at www.idexfellows.com 
• Application Deadline - August 31, 2014
• Fellowship Start Date - January 5, 2015

If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us at hr@idexfellows.com 

Promoting Net Neutrality in Cameroon

A capacity building seminar was organized in Douala-Cameroon on the 18^th of July 2014 at hotel Lewat by I-Vission International with the theme: Promoting Net Neutrality through multi stakeholder capacity building and dialogue. Forty two participants were trained on the concept of Net Neutrality including its historical background, how to detect abuse, its importance and impact if not maintained.

This is one in a series of seminars to be organized in a project funded by the Web we Want campaign. 

Excel Asama saluted the presence of the Regional delegate of the Post and Telecommuiation Mr Bassirou for his perpetual support and concern in the development of ICTs in Cameroon. The project manager of www.ici.cm  platform, Marc Ngiamba was also part of the show.

Project website @ www.netnogcm.net

·         Photos of the event: https://secure.flickr.com/photos/ivission/sets/72157645355568868/

·         Power Point slides: http://fr.slideshare.net/Excelasama/netgog

·         Forthcoming seminar: http://www.netnogcm.net/#!net-neutrality-cameroon/cu3g

PThe Internet we want: internet without discrimination, censorship and surveillance. Share your views on this through this link http://www.netnogcm.net/#!online-discussions-on-net-neutrality-iss/c1cku
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Do Nurses Need State Registration Numbers to make it abroad?

Nurses make up 80% of the Health care system. Their Attitude makes the whole difference, the reason why we pay much attention on building the character traits of our trainees at the St Louis University Institute of Health & biomedical Sciences. They must reflect love, service, empathy & altruism to fit in a team and understanding others is something our students master at St Louis Higher Institute of Health & Biomedical Sciences.

After travelling to many Countries in Africa & the globe, I have noticed that the health system of Cameroon still suffers an acute lack at the level of diagnosis and technology. Many trained technicians are not mature to handle health concerns at their disposal. The trends can only be reversed if economic opportunities are created to stop the brain drain. The medical migration of trained nurses can only be a push factor for patients to fly abroad for specific medical attention.

We must understand that the quality of training matters and certificates without Attitude, Honesty, the sense of common good, to name this, is as dangerous as the canker worm 'Corruption' robbing us of every priceless we still hold in our society today. We do not lead people, we do not push people, we help people walk the path that matches their purpose of living. We discover your passion with you and we encourage honesty, self esteem, discipline, prayer & the respect of the environment to help you understand the value of work that is well done.

The improvement can be efficient if the Central Nursing Council & the Public Health Ministry provide a standardized training curriculum for all nursing students in the different nursing institutions of the Republic of Cameroon.

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The crucial lack of Information, Professionalism in the nursing field and standardized curriculum are major factors ruining the healthcare sector of Cameroon.

Reports have it that the Central Nursing Council is not strong enough.

People should learn to specify and sharpen skills in field of specialisation. As a specialist, the technician can help better. There is a huge lack of cancer health nurses, psychiatric nurses, family care, to name these to appropriately handle the specific health needs of patients.

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Stanley Enow wins the best new act prize at the 2014 MTV African Music Awards

Durban (South Africa) (AFP) – Oscar-winning Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong’o won the personality of the year award at the 2014 MTV African Music Awards (MAMA) held in South Africa’s southeastern city of Durban on Saturday.The 31-year-old, who won the best supporting actress Academy Award in March for her role in historical drama “12 Years a Slave,” was not present to receive her award.She became the first winner of the newly introduced lifestyle non-music personality of the year award.

In doing so she beat Nigerian award-winning novelist Chimamanda Adichie, South African top stand up comedian Trevor Noah, Ivory Coast footballer Yaya Toure and popular Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde.

The MTV African Music Award celebrates pan African music, youth culture and talent, and winners are chosen by public vote.

Cameroon’s Stanley Enow

was the first winner of the show, aired live from the Durban International Convention Centre, in the southeastern city of Durban, taking the best new act prize.

South Africa’s afro-pop duo Mafikizolo took the best group award, while their track “khona” was voted song of the year. They beat other strong nominees including Nigeria’s popular R&B duo P-Square.

Nigerian afro-pop artist and producer Davido won the favourite artist of the year award.

He also took the best male artist prize while his compatriot, the multi-talented sensation Tiwa Savage took the best female artist award.

Sarkordie of Ghana was named the best hip-pop group.

Awards host, American stand up comic, film and television sensation Marlon Wayans expressed the wish for the “safe return” of the more than 200 Nigerian girls kidnapped by extremist Islamist group Boko Haram .

Wayans also paid tribute to anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela.

“Madiba had a profound impact on not only South Africa but on the entire world as a whole, so tonight we pay tribute to Mr Mandela,” said host Wayans.

Legendary all-male South African acapella group Ladysmith Black Mambazo made a surprise appearance to give a stunning performance.

The MTV Africa music awards were first staged in 2008 and have each year recognised iconic musicians from across the continent.

Courtesy: Wilder Veranso of www.updatedvibes.blogspot.com/