Links Sort by: PageRank | Hits | Alphabetical | Kadji Sports Academy is a sports academy and football team in Cameroon
Former Pupils * Samuel Eto'o * Arnaud Monkam * Éric Djemba Djemba * Stéphane Mbia * Benjamin Moukandjo Bilé * Etienne Eto'o * Aurélien Chedjou * Dinnyuy Kongnyuy * Carlos Kameni * Georges Mandjeck * David Eto'o * Sébastien Siani * Ebongue Raik Charlie * Ndong Victorien * Sanda Oumarou |
 | La Kadji Sports Academy est un club camerounais de football basé dans la banlieue ouest de Douala, fondé par l'industriel Joseph Kadji Defosso et évoluant actuellement en deuxième division du championnat camerounais.
Cette académie de football possède un complexe sportif sur près de 40 hectares |
 | Cameroonian singer currently based in New York. Worked with Manu Dibango, Salif Keita, Jean Michel Jarre, Paul Simon, David Byrne and many others. Her first solo album "Looking There" has been release in 2004 by Sony Music South Africa. A child of the culturally rich republic of Cameroon. |
 | Offers you the opportunity to experience the Bushman culture and participate in their hunting and gathering activities, in an eco-friendly way.
Andrea Harbattle welcomes you to the Kalahari Sunset Safaris (KSS) website. You will be able find information about individually tailored Bushman safaris, the types of experiences on offer.
The Hardbattle family have lived and worked alongside the Bushman for three generations and have learnt to appreciate their way of living and are now looking to assist them in their survival, as their culture and way of life is slowly dying off. |
 | Key Farmers Cameroon is a non-profit self-help organisation with the mission of promoting sustainable agriculture and rural development. KEY FARMERS is an umbrella organization of 50 autonomous groups and 1,200 members. Members come from 25 different villages. Our aim is to pool efforts for the fight against poverty, misery and social inequality in our households and communities. Our strategy is participatory agricultural outreach, training and research activities. Our main activities are crop and animal husbandry, gender, HIV & AIDS education, agro-forestry, agro-tourism, etc. |
 | An independent day school for boys and girls from pre-primary to high-school, situated at Morupule Power Station, 5 km west of Palapye.
Kgaswe School is an independent day school for boys and girls from Pre-school to High School. Kgaswe School was founded in 1986 with 5 students in a garage of its only teacher, and headmistress, Mrs. Gill, in the BPC Village in Palapye. The parents were all employees of Botswana Power Corporation who had opened up Morupule Power Station near to the town of Palapye. It served the need of expatriate employees’ children who had no English Medium school to attend. It registered with the Ministry of Education and soon outgrew the garage and moved to its present location adjacent to the Morupule Power Station. The present administration block was all the school initially consisted of. |
 | Né à Paris, Kristo Numpuby est élevé dans la forêt tropicale Camerounaise. Dès l'âge de huit ans, il compose des chansons et s'intéresse aux percussions. Mais c'est sa grand mère qui lui donne une éducation musicale plus large : « Nguéba, ma grand-mère tenait un bar à Eseka. On y écoutait à longueur de journée divers styles de musiques : classique, jazz, rythm'n'blues, James Brown, afro-cubain, rumba zaïroise, high-life, makossa, biguine. Je baignais dans un univers musical kaleidoscopique ».
Finalement, à 12 ans, Kristo reçoit une guitare. Désormais il peut interpréter tous les tubes qui passent à la radio. À 18 ans, il forme un trio qui interprète uniquement ses propres compositions ; Kristo chante et joue essentiellement de l'Assiko. Les gens de sa génération ne comprennent pas d'ailleurs pourquoi un gars comme lui qui passe ses vacances à Paris, continue à s'intéresser à la musique du village. |
 | Lodge on the banks of the Chobe River on the edge of Chobe National Park. Illustrated description of the facilities and location map.
Kubu Lodge is situated on the banks of the Chobe River (2 km upstream
from the confluence with the Zambezi where 4 countries meet – Botswana,
Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia) in the northern Botswana village of
Kazungula. The property covers 30 hectares of land (Forest Reserve), mostly
undeveloped and is a sanctuary for the Chobe Bushbuck. The entry gate to
the Chobe National Park is a mere 12km away. |
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