RELUFA has been working to improve the living conditions of some villages in the Far North Region of Cameroon where food insecurity, hunger, and poverty have been a major concern for decades. Most families in villages in this region can only produce food that can sustain them for about 8 […]

Dear partners, The Network for the Fight against Hunger in Cameroon (RELUFA), through his Extractive Industries Programme, compiles and publishes bi-monthly information in French and English on Extractive Industries through “Cameroon“, “Africa” and “International” sections. Enjoy reading! As a reminder: RELUFA is not responsible for the content of the different […]

The project, Independent Surveillance of the Kimberley Process, SIPROKIM, has ended. A workshop to officially close the project was organised on the 8th of December 2021 by RELUFA.  The workshop brought together stakeholders in the mining sector and attended by competent sectoral administrative authorities, representatives of diplomatic and consular missions, […]

The Network for the Fight Against Hunger, RELUFA, has presented the second report of its independent monitoring of the Kimberley Process in Cameroon. This was on the 3rd of December 2021 during a press briefing at RELUFA’s office in Yaounde. The press briefing was organised as part of the Independent […]

Since 2017, the LandCam project has been working with local communities across Cameroon to understand local land governance issues and strengthen local voices to contribute to the framing of a land law that addresses their concerns. Land-related conflicts are recurrent in the Logone and Chari Division of the Far North […]

The Kimberley Process Civil Society Coalition (KPCSC), the umbrella organization that acts as an observer of the Kimberley Process on behalf of civil society, has demanded action from members of the diamond mining and jewelry industries. In a Call for Action first shared publicly during a live webinar on Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021, […]