When I saw my driver being held up by a policeman at a check point leaving the village, I immediately got out of the car and started walking toward them.. Within seconds upon seeing me, the police waved him on. Last week our potholed, rocky road was finally smoothed down with a huge Caterpillar. But […]
WHICH OF THESE WOMEN IS THE MOTHER OF THIS BABY?
by david_r on March 21, 2014 in cameroon, Uncategorized
WHICH OF THESE WOMEN IS THE MOTHER OF THIS BABY? THE 16 YR OLD…SEDUCED BY HER TEACHER AT 14….I THINK HE IS STILL TEACHING NO NEED FOR IN VITRO HERE So many women in the western world spend thousands of dollars on in vitro treatments or pay other women to carry their unborn child. Here […]
Without light
by lois pierris on March 21, 2014 in cameroon
The damn lights went out around six in the evening so I lite a candle in the empty wine bottle and set about cooking dinner. This was not a romantic moment. The ingredients I had were limited since I have no refrigerator and I hadn’t been to Bamenda in a week. The local market was […]
Lost in Cameroon
by lois pierris on February 19, 2014 in cameroon
As I descended the stairs of the Air France flight to Douala, I was accosted by a wall of heat and humidity. We dragged our bags across the tarmack, up two flights of stairs, and down the unlit passageways leading to passport control. There are no escalators, no moving sidewalks, no air conditioning and barely […]