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CULTURE : FINAL RUN OF THE ‘’EVENING IN THE VILLAGE’’  INITIATIVE FOR THE 2023/2024 FINANCIAL YEAR
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CULTURE : FINAL RUN OF THE ‘’EVENING IN THE VILLAGE’’ INITIATIVE FOR THE 2023/2024 FINANCIAL YEAR

THE BELINGA FOUNDATION’s technical team is preparing to close its activities this year as part of the <<Evening in the Village>> initiative. This final event, to be held this Saturday 08 June 2024 at Ngomessane II, will bring together the Essamane tribe of the Mengong county, particularly those from the villages of Ngomessane II and...

BiaSoMengong2024 : The Belinga Foundation and  Mengong Government High School hand in hand.
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BiaSoMengong2024 : The Belinga Foundation and Mengong Government High School hand in hand.

Yesterday, Friday May 31, 2024, The Belinga Foundation and Mengong Government High School initialed a partnership agreement that materializes the long-expressed desire of these two structures to work in synergy for the greater good of the populations of Mengong in particular and Cameroon in general. The agreement, signed by Prof. Steve Félix Belinga Founder of...

HEALTH: Health Zero on the road to Nkoletoto
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HEALTH: Health Zero on the road to Nkoletoto

For its March outing, the Health Zero initiative is taking to the road to Nkoleteto on the edge of the Mengong county, on the border with the Sangmelima county. Taking place on the last Wednesday of the month, i.e. March 27, as is tradition, the tour will cover the villages of Nkoleteto, Nnemeyong 3, Enyeng...

Bia so Mengong 2024: The Founder of The Belinga Foundation mobilizes non-natives communities.
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Bia so Mengong 2024: The Founder of The Belinga Foundation mobilizes non-natives communities.

The third edition of the Bia so Mengong festival is fast approaching, and preparations are gathering pace. As part of these preparations, Professor Steve Félix Belinga founder of The Belinga Foundation met with representatives of the various non-indigenous communities in the Mengong county. These included representatives of the English-speaking community, the Bamoun community, the Bamileke...