Foundation For The Inclusion And Empowerment Of Persons With Disabilities

Join us together with Africa Ability Trust for a webinar as we explore The Power of the White Cane as more than mobility, but a symbol of independence, and resilience.

📅 Tuesday, 7th October 2025
🕢 7:30–9:00 PM (EAT – Kenya) | 6:30–8:00 PM (WAT – Cameroon)

🎤 Speaker: Kesah Princely - a Cameroonian journalist, disability rights advocate, and lecturer at the University of Buea. As a visually impaired person, Princely brings both lived experience and professional expertise, making his voice an inspiring contribution to this conversation.

Moderator: Eugene Muchai (CEO, Tie Summit Ke – Kenya)

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Empowering Ability, Restoring Dignity.

Students with disabilities have received school bags and buckets ahead the next academic year in Cameroon. The items were handed to them by the Hope for All Cameroon organization in collaboration with the Foundation for the Inclusion and Empowerment of persons with disabilities. This was at the side-line of the skill acquisition and Empowerment project for youths with disabilities affected by the ongoing Anglophone conflict in Cameroon.
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Persons with disabilities are not only exploited intellectually and economically but as well emotionally. Find out why young Diana can not fall in love with a sighted guy in the piece bellow
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Story “I Can’t Fall in Love with a Sighted Guy”, Cameroonian Blind Lady. – Fiepwd Growing up as a little girl, Diana Wirndzerem always dreamt of a good future with a cute sighted man. In her mind, her knight in shining armour would father her children and break societal stigma that accompanies marrying persons with disabilities in Cameroon.