The DJa faunal reserve is located in the south-east of Cameroon, and it covers an area of about 5,000 square kilometers.

It’s one of the largest protected areas in the Congo Basin, and it’s home to a wide variety of ecosystems, including savannah, rainforest, and gallery forest.

It’s an incredibly biodiverse place, and it’s home to more than 10,000 species of plants and animals, including many endangered and threatened species.

The Dja Faunal Reserve is home to the largest population of forest elephants in Central Africa, and it’s one of the few places where these elephants can live safely and freely. The elephants in the reserve play a crucial role in the ecosystem, as they help to disperse seeds and create clearings in the forest. The reserve is also home to many other animals, including chimpanzees, gorillas, buffalos, lions, and leopards.

The western lowland gorilla is the most endangered species in this reserve. These gorillas are one of the four subspecies of gorilla, and they’re listed as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

The reserve is one of the last strongholds for western lowland gorillas, and it’s home to one of the largest populations of these gorillas in the world. These gorillas are incredibly important to the reserve’s ecosystem, and they face many threats, including habitat loss and poaching.

the second ranking of the reserve’s endangered species is the giant pangolin.

The giant pangolin is one of the largest species of pangolin in the world, and it’s also listed as critically endangered by the IUCN. Pangolins are shy, solitary creatures, and they’re threatened by illegal hunting and habitat loss. They play an important role in the forest ecosystem as they help to disperse seeds and keep the forest floor clean by eating termites and ants.

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A Cameroonian human rights activist, Mr. Tambe Tiku, helped recover 370,000 CFA francs that were forcefully taken from a young Cameroonian in Douala by a Gendarme officer.

This has become a common occurrence in towns across Cameroon, especially in the English-speaking regions, where citizens are unlawfully asked to unlock their phones and money is withdrawn from them.

The latest incident happened in Douala, where a Gendarme officer forcefully asked the victim to open his phone. After discovering the amount he had in his Mobile Money account, the officer forced him to transfer 370,000 CFA francs to the officer’s account. The victim called 1523, a number belonging to human rights activist Mr. Tambe Tiku, and reported the incident. Mr. Tambe immediately left Buea for Douala, called in the Gendarme officer for questioning, and recovered the victim’s money, returning it to him.

Many people have applauded the human rights activist’s actions online.

Watch the video below:

I want to commend the relentless efforts of Mr. Tambe Tiku in the fight against police harassment & extortion in #Cameroon.
Uniform officers have a duty to maintain law and order, and protect citizens and their properties not to harass and steal from them.#StopPoliceHarassment pic.twitter.com/2cQ07Xk6JP

— Enowbachem Agbor (@EnowAgbor_T) June 8, 2023

The Cameroonian movie “Half Heaven” has become the highest-grossing Cameroonian film in its first week of release, having generated over 7 million CFA in Nigerian cinemas and 780,000 CFA in Cameroonian cinemas. The movie, which features popular Cameroonian actress Syndy Emade, was officially premiered four days ago and is already breaking records.

The movie’s storyline follows a pastor who has been sent to a dangerous community to preach the gospel. He encounters many challenges but is able to overcome them with the help of a prostitute. The film also stars popular Nigerian actor, Chidi Mokeme.

Currently, “Half Heaven” is available in over 70 cinemas in Nigeria, Ghana, and Cameroon. The movie will be screening at Canal Olympia Yaoundé and Douala this Friday.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enjoy a high-quality Cameroonian movie. Grab your tickets now!