Celebrations have been on high gear in the Laikom (meaning: home of the Kom people) Palace of Kom Kingdom Boyo Division following “sun rise” (appearance of the New Paramount King) in the land. The new king whose appearance follows “Sun set” (the disappearance of the Old Paramount King) last November 22, Hilltop Mail has learned will go by the Royal name HRM Fon Clement Ndzi II. After Monday’s visit to the forest according to the coronation ritual by the new traditional leader accompanied by well-meaning traditional notables of the Kingdom, The new King returned with fire wood on his head indicating the end of mourning rites for the departed Monarch Vincent Yuh II who ruled the Kom people from 1994 before disappearing at the age of 97. 58years old Fon Clement Ndzi II takes over as the 15 th Paramount ruler of the Kom people. Prior to his coronation he was the village head of Anjin while occupying himself as a trader and Councilor and staff of the Belo Council. Many have

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16Days of activism against gender based violence GBV Story for day 16  Mainstreaming   gender   and   disability   in   all organizations in the North West Region Gender   equality   and   female   empowerment   are   core development objectives, fundamental for the realization of   Human   Rights   and   key   to   effective   and   sustainable development   outcomes.   Unfortunately   individuals, organizations and institutions work with the false assumption   that   men,   women,   boys   and   girls   benefit equally from all activities. This has led to the continuous marginalization   and   relegation   of   women   to   the background especially those living with disabilities. Conscious   of   the   plight   of   the   Cameroonian   woman especially the most marginalized namely those living with disabilities   and   in   a   desperate   attempt   to   narrow   the existing gap, I work passionately to mainstream gender and disability in Progr