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Written 05 November 2019 by Unicef: More than 855,000 children remain out of school in North-West and South-West Cameroon (unicef.org) Three years of violence and instability in the North-West and South-West regions of Cameroon have left more than 855,000 children out of school, UNICEF warned today. Without urgent action, and without a commitment from all […]

From Schools in Cameroon have been closed for the last 3 years – Newsbook July 31, 2019 “Cardinal Christian Tumi, the Archbishop emeritus of Douala, has called for the schools in Cameroon’s troubled Anglophone regions to be re-opened at the beginning of the forthcoming scholastic year, two months from now. The country’s North West and

Kola Nut Tree Services (KNTS) has partnered with Rural and Urban Grassroots Business Women Association – Rugbwaa Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). Rugbwa will supervisor and distribute resources to KNTS’s recipients. In this video is our first group of beneficiaries. These are children and grandmother displaced because of the war going on in Cameroon.   This partnership

Some of Kola Nut Tree Services beneficiaries are children internally displaced (IDPs ) by the ongoing war in Cameroon. Though some of their villages been burnt and some of the children have no clue if their parents and siblings are still alive, they are able to focus on the joy of the Lord because KNTS

In preparation for National Hygiene Day (May 28th, 2021) KNTS and Rugbwa (Rural and Urban Grassroots Business Women Association) partnered to teach young IDPs (Internally displaced persons due to war) about menstrual hygiene and personal care. As you will see in theses pictures below, they made quite an impact on the young adults every time

While Kola Nut Tree Services.Inc’s goal is to build a center where poor and disadvantaged kids and widows live and go to school, KNTS is currently supporting Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) due to the war going on in Cameroon. Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) supported by KNTS, work on a farm to harvest beans that supports

Kola Nut Tree Services Beneficiaries are excited to try on their new soccer uniforms! The kids did exceedingly well in their school year and are all moving on to the next grade. We are very happy, grateful and proud of them. While education is the key, we are looking forward to a more practical application

Kola Nut Tree Services, Inc. funded Rugbwa (Rural and Urban Grassroots Business Women Association) to support IDPs (Internally displaced persons due to war) in Cameroon. Below is their report: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~…~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A REPORT ON THE FIVE MONTH HUMANITARIAN AID TO IDPs IN MILE 5 NKWEN BY RUGBWA FUNDED BY KOLA NUT TREE SERVICES The persistent crisis

While Kola Nut Tree Services, Inc. (KNTS) is working on getting it’s first school and housing for orphans and the disadvantaged built, there is a war going on in West Cameroon where KNTS has the majority of it’s beneficiaries. So KNTS at this initial stage has focused on assisting the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP), mostly

With the on going war in Cameroon, more children and disillusioned parents are being displaced from their razed homes and villages. Just in the past three weeks little children have come to KNTS for help. Their needs range from housing, food, bed sheets to feminine hygiene products for the girls, just to name a few.