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ZoFem left a comment for Esmeralda"Dear Esmeralda, first of all, I feel immensely honour for been choosen to nominate your blog. And which I am glad to do.
However,I have a little challenge to SUBMIT my nomination. Could you please enlighten me on where exactly I can leave my…"
ZoFem left a comment for Esmeralda"Dear Siz, support your Siz/me with your VOTE to win $1000 for a project to tell the stories of grassroots women leaders involved in community mobilization, HIV/AIDs, peace building, social justice, and human rights advocacy in Cameroon. Vote @…"
ZoFem left a comment for May may"Dear Siz, support your Siz/me with your VOTE to win $1000 for a project to tell the stories of grassroots women leaders
involved in community mobilization, HIV/AIDs, peace building, social
justice, and human rights advocacy in Cameroon.
Vote @…"
ZoFem posted a status"jus done w PROFILE story of a young female visually challenged teacher - read about her story and get inspire at http://zofem.blogspot.com"
ZoFem posted a blog postDisability is not inability; says one woman with visual impairment
I lost my sight when I was one year six months old," said Ms. Wirba Amshatu Verbe, currently a transformative leader, mentor and education trainer at the Government Teachers Training College (GTTC), Buea. For over 30 thirty years now, Ms. Amshatu does not know what an ordinary print paper, notebook or an ink pen looks…See More
ZoFem posted a blog postCameroon Tea Workers Leading Fight For Social Justice [Video Documentary]
This is a documentary gathering of the Cameroon Tea Estate (CTE) plantation workers protesting for their rights to promised severance pay of FCFA 2.4 billion, having lived (sleep) in an open air for closed to 6months. And till date the Cameroon Government has not been able to see into these workers plight. This documentary was shot on March 3rd, 2011. 2 days before the cameroon government - Minister of Labour and other government officials called for the CTE Workers for a dialogue meeting in…See More
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Disability is not inability; says one woman with visual impairment
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 3:02pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I lost my sight when I was one year six months old," said Ms. Wirba Amshatu Verbe, currently a transformative leader, mentor and education trainer at the Government Teachers Training College (GTTC), Buea. For over 30 thirty years now, Ms. Amshatu does not know what an ordinary print paper, notebook…
Continue War, Women and Post-Conflict Reconstruction in Bafanji Village
Posted on April 9, 2012 at 7:50am 0 Comments 0 Likes
One woman's dream: Hairdresser in Cameroon challenges status quo
Posted on March 19, 2012 at 2:05pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hailing from a humble background, Ms. Josephine Mbasso Ezoy has always been passionate about education. But early in life the chapter closed: at 14, she lost her father, and she was given for marriage.
With her basic education, Ms. Ezoy thought she would find solace in marriage, and maybe pursue her studies further. Unfortunately she was wrong. After more than eight years in an abusive marriage, she finally separated from her husband in 1999.
Although many years…
Continue Rural women find empowerment through finance
Posted on March 19, 2012 at 1:59pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Long before Cameroon’s independence and the creation of women’s NGOs and microfinance institutions, grassroots women realized the need to empower themselves through local means.
Known as ‘ngangis’ or ‘tontines’ (women-owned spaces), they have existed for centuries. To date, ngangis remain one of the most active and oldest forms of rotating micro savings programs for many people--grassroots women in particular.
Through these ngangis, women have sought better opportunities to…
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- At 2:48pm on February 27, 2013,
Esmeralda said… Done :)
- At 9:49am on September 22, 2011, Joie Rodriguez gave ZoFem a gift…
- At 6:02pm on September 8, 2011, Esmeralda said…
- Hey sister, thank you so much for your gift! My first one!!
- At 5:53am on September 8, 2011, Esmeralda said…
- OM goodness, I was wondering what you were talking about, being new to this blogosphere!!! lol... yep, will check it out!!! Have a good day x
- At 6:09pm on September 4, 2011, Esmeralda said…
- Thanks for following me Zoe x
- At 11:20am on August 30, 2011,
Caffeinated OC Mommy said… - Hello Zoe Darling, I guess I missed the race! I hope you got 1st place... Cups Up! xoxo
- At 1:25am on August 29, 2011,
May may said… - Glad to hear that you succeeded ZoFem. One more thing you have to go back to your blogger settings and reset your profile settings. Is not open in your profile in that way other bloggers will find it very difficult in following you. All the best and have a great week.
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