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: Free Software celebrated in Yaounde Cameroon

the occasion of World Day of Free Software, an NGO the city of Yaounde organized demonstrations

global day of free software has been celebrated in hundreds of countries last Saturday, September 19. In Yaounde, it is the non-governmental organization (NGO), Technology Promotion Commitment to the Environment and Quality of Life (PROTEGE QV) who hosted the celebration at the British Council. This NGO that works to support to microfinance, the promotion of ICTs for development, environmental protection and promoting leadership in fact part of a tradition of celebrating the day World of Free Software in Cameroon that it began in 2005. According to Sylvie Siyam, promoter of the NGO, this day is organized for exchanging , we inform, share, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the free software to see if free software is an opportunity to gain access to opportunities .

This celebration was centered around two major activities: A conference on the theme: Free software, which stakes for Africa and Cameroon in particular? and a workshop on installing and using free software Edubuntu.
At the conference, Exhibitors have built the public on free software and its benefits. Exhibitors and lifted the clear difference between the need to be established between the free and freedom of free software. The freedom to use the software without any limits, to study its operation, to give or sell it, modify and redistribute are the elements that underpin the freedom of free software. Regarding the advantages of free software, exhibitors cited among other things, the systematic reduction of piracy, the security operation, freedom and sustainability of this type of software, its profitability, its efficiency and reliability, its economic character, his ability to create jobs and wealth. The reflection was then carried around the strategies for raising awareness and extension of free software. The most significant proposal in the presentation was made by the advocacy exhibitors for the introduction of the use of OSS in primary schools, secondary schools and universities.

The conference completed by the presentation of Edubuntu, a free software applied to education. Pupils and students in the room of the British Council were able to discover opportunities for learning in certain subjects like math with this software as open source software users should release dependence on proprietary software from Microsoft U.S. example. Following the workshops, fifty participants were selected to participate in the workshop on installing and using the software Edubuntu. This day

Software Free hosted by Ong PROTEGE QV has been hosting a special community team UBUNTU CAMEROON recognized internationally. This team has greatly raised awareness among participants on the use and benefits of the Ubuntu operating system. Some participants also won various prizes through a raffle planned by the organizing committee. Appointment is made for the World Day of Free Software September 19, 2009.

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: Ali Bongo said the reasons for his visit




Ali Bongo has just spent about 3 hours time in Cameroon. A visit to a run marked by an audience granted him by the Cameroonian President Paul Biya who has rolled out the red carpet and gave her a home, presidential protocol.

The gesture of President Paul Biya has not gone unnoticed. By moving to personally International Airport Nsimalen to receive his guest, Ali Bongo, Gabon's newly elected president, Paul Biya wanted a clear message: This is Ali, and nobody else. Despite the contentious post-election to be held at the Constitutional Court of Gabon. Carpet Fouga, official honors, walkabout organized activists from the ruling party in Cameroon and Gabon few, motorcade, reception at the presidential palace, the arsenal deployed protocol for Ali Bongo was one of the great days. Received with great fanfare at the presidential palace, Ali Bongo has risked a few statements to the press. On reasons for his visit and his choice of Cameroon for his first visit as president, Ali Bongo said that "it is a choice which is quite natural. President Paul Biya has always honored me as his son when the son is in a competition, when the son enters into a fight and the son appears victorious, it is important, it is natural that come see the father come to seek advice and come to tell him how it happened naturally and that is what I did. I would consider things in a different way. Mr. President I have always adopted as his son. He was the brother of my father and it was necessary for me to visit him so he can give me good advice. This is not an easy task. This is one of the heads of state of the continent's most respected. Why do you think I am going good advice? So actually I have no merit. In fact, I benefit. Apart from that, you know the relationship that exists between our two countries are excellent reports, reports of brotherhood and friendship. So again, my visit is part of the register there. "

Asked about the contents of his meeting with Paul Biya, Bongo has evasive. "It's important for us to refine the work of construction. African construction has always been important and it requires the consolidation of this cooperation and partnership in the region. So it is obvious that we have addressed these issues here, "he said. On the first acts he should pose as head of state, he said that "for now, we expect that the period set by the constitution passed. After that, we have to form a government and bous to work quickly. "
Cameroon is not the only country that the President will visit Gabon. Ali Bongo and his delegation have arrived in Congo Brazzaville. They will also travel to Chad, Angola and several other African countries. It notes, however, will not move to Equatorial Guinea. Officially because of President Obiang Nguema schedule does not allow it.
Anyway, this is a real diplomatic offensive Ali Bongo to build legitimacy on the continent. Meanwhile his swearing in the coming days. If the Constitutional Council so decides.

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Kwemain Roland: "My victory will be diplomatic and economic for Cameroon Cameroon's Roland

Candidate for President of the World Junior Chamber International He explains the contours of his candidacy

Roland Kwemain

You are a candidate for the presidency of the World Junior Chamber International. Can you tell us about this institution?
Junior Chamber International is a worldwide federation of young leaders and entrepreneurs aged 18 to 40 years. The ambition is to offer youth development opportunities to enable them to make positive changes in their respective communities. JCI is represented in 119 countries and localities in 6000. In Cameroon, the JCI is represented in 27 locations and nearly 850 members. JCI has 20 years of existence in Cameroon.

You already occupied very high positions within JCI. What motivated you to apply for the highest office of World President of Junior Chamber International?
Indeed in 2006, I was national president of JCI, and in 2007 was global vice president in 2008 I was chairman of the board for the development of Junior Chambers Africa and the Middle East and in 2009 I am Executive Vice President Global is to say No. 2 of the federation. In terms of my motivation, I must say that this is the Junior Chamber of Cameroon has decided to present my candidacy. Second, I have the support of Junior Chambers of Africa and the Middle East who thought it was time that a black son may also seek the highest office of our organization. Third, because I met all the conditions to be a candidate.

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You're the first African, the first black to run for president of the World Junior Chamber International. Does promoting the image of Africans and blacks in general occupy a place in your program if you are taken to the head of the ICD?
First, I must clarify. I'm not the first African but I am the first black president could be the JCI World. Before me, there have been two African: a Mauritian and a Tunisian. So the reality is that many people want a black is elected president of the JCI World. Regarding the image of Africa as you mention, if I am elected, this will be an opportunity to demonstrate our leadership capacity. Remember that the Junior Chamber International is an organization that trains leaders and, in 64 years, we've had 64 presidents in the world. It is an organization where democratic values are very important. So it's important that we give the chance for a black to lead the organization. It will also help us develop. I think it is time to change and our organization advocating for change for 64 years but also the transformation of our societies and companies may soon be had to the organization also begins to change itself.

Have you an idea of your competitors and what your assets could be compared to them?
Maybe he would like me to explain what happens at the constitutional level. There are 119 national organizations and then 119 national presidents. Of the 119 national presidents, there are 17 vice presidents who become world next year. And of these 17, 4 become executive vice presidents in the following year. So, we are currently 4 Executive Vice Presidents and therefore 4 potential candidates for the presidency of the World Federation. I think strategically it is more interesting to analyze its strengths and weaknesses. When we want to focus too much on its competitors it can get lost but we have the best opportunities and advantages for power, on the evening of 20 November 2009 in Tunisia, we have the victory.

We saw the government including several ministers to rally around your application. How is this support materializes?
Already, perhaps he should explain why the government supports us. JCI Cameroon is governed by Presidential Decree 219/2003 which puts us under the Ministry of Commerce. So, we are an organization governed by a presidential decree. In 2006, the President of the Republic, His Excellency Paul Biya had cited the Junior Chamber as a model in his traditional speech on 10 February in the Cameroonian youth and we want to run for the highest office of an organization that has formed the largest world leadership, which has a partnership agreement since 1957 so for 52 years with the United Nations and is a global organization of 200,000 members in 119 countries and over a million alumni. It was natural that one can grasp the most highest authorities of the country and therefore the President of the Republic to inform him that we intend to run for the presidency of such a global organization and we need his blessing and support. We received 5 June 2009. This support is diplomatic. The candidate who speaks to you owns a diplomatic passport issued by the President of the Republic by the hands of the Minister of External Relations. For your information, I am not a Minister or member or diplomat but I'm holding a diplomatic passport. In addition, we have supporters accompanying the embassies of Cameroon, diplomatic representations. There are also strategic move that we can not reveal here. Second, the President of the Republic has instructed the Finance Minister and our Minister (Minister of Commerce, Editor's note) to implement all the means in order to accompany us. So there is a significant lobbying by the fact Minrex (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Editor's note) and all those who, near or far, can accompany us and make us realize this first attempt at coup.

What Cameroon can expect your election as President of JCI?
Already it would be a victory on the diplomatic front. Imagine that the world president visits from 70 to 80 out of 119 countries which are represented JCI. And every time he visits these countries, it is received by the highest authorities: heads of state, prime ministers, ministers, business as JCI has agreements with the International Chamber of Commerce, the Federation World Chambers of Commerce, UN officials ... I say it's a great platform for promoting the image of Cameroon. Remember that if I become world president, when I will receive will present Kwemain Roland. It a name that sounds a bit weird but also what will be remembered? He is from Cameroon. It will be Cameroon. Advertising of a country on major international media costs millions of dollars but I will do for free. I speak from Cameroon and who can speak better than Cameroon in Cameroon? Now, I challenge the business community and even the socio-political community that is able to accompany me to say, to put at my disposal, all the material that I can better sell my country and often do travel as expected in Tunisia where leaders from 4000 to 5000 and contractors worldwide. I am certainly an instrument of JCI as if I am elected world president, I will defend the interests of the Junior Chamber, but we will note that I am Cameroonian. So, in addition to a diplomatic victory, it will be an economic victory for Cameroon because, as I said, it has partnerships with the international federation of chambers of commerce where one is aware of trends in investment. So at this level, we speak of Cameroon and it may have information on Cameroon which will be disseminated to the employers, the Mecam, GICAM. I think it is for them to use me. In short, I am an instrument to serve my nation.

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Kwemain: First black to head the Junior Chamber International?


38 years, marketing graduate, he received the anointing of the head of state to run for the presidency of the

What strikes Roland Kwemain is its simplicity and availability . For a man who has rubbed elbows with world leaders, there is a little surprised when it opens easily to his interlocutors. This is undoubtedly, one of its weapons of seduction: a unifying character of a young leader who has long asserted its qualities as a manager.

Born April 4, 1971 Yaounde, Roland Kwemain, just obtained his Masters in Marketing at the University of Douala, has launched in management. From 1999 he is Executive Director of an NGO, Adcom, which promotes community development through training in Information Technology and Communication (ICT) and the impact of leadership and entrepreneurial skills. There is also a consultant in Information Technology. He holds a degree in "Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development" got to the World Bank Institute, Roland Kwemain quickly joined the Junior Chamber International. The rise of Rolad Kwemain to JCI has been meteoric. And that's saying something.

Came to Junior Chamber International in 2002 in Buea, city of residence. He then participated in that institution, several local and national activities. Director of Training at JCI Buea in 2003, he became secretary general and director of marketing and communications in 2004. In 2005 he was made executive vice president of JCI nationally the following year and became the national president of the organization in Cameroon. With this national foundation, will rush Roland Kwemain to the parent. After participating in six regional and three JCI World Congresses, it now measures the magnitude of the international organization. In 2007 he was made vice-president of the JCI International and covers several African countries including Benin, Burkina Faso, Comoros, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Nigeria, Rwanda, Togo, Tunisia and Uganda and also the Middle East. An indomitable lion



As he prepares to run for president of the world organization, he received the anointing of the Cameroonian authorities and especially, that the Head of State, President Paul Biya. The task will not be easy because it will deal with him three other competitors. If elected, he will be the first black to head the JCI. Commerce Minister who recently presented his candidacy for the Mont Febe Hotel in Yaounde has observed that the profile of the position. Indomitable Lion is that Cameroon flows into the arena with the support of the President of the Republic. Commerce Minister has invited his colleagues in government and the country are accredited diplomatic missions in Cameroon to support it at the World Congress to be held from 16 21 November 2009 in Tunisia. Roland
Kwemain a clear idea of what it will do if it is worn on the head of the organization. In its action plan, it intends to increase the size of the JCI now 200 000 members worldwide. It will also undertake the promotion of JCI and the Millennium Development with special attention to Africa. Married to

Majorlaine and father of two children, William and Diana, Roland Kwemain is bilingual and handles with ease the French and especially English, who will undoubtedly its main working language if it were to be elected the evening of November 20, 2009. For a one-year term that spans the year 2010. Junior Chamber International was created there over 65 years in the United States. It is present in nearly 100 countries and includes nearly 5,000 local organizations of young people aged between 18 and 40. It trains its members to become better in terms of leadership and involvement in solving problems of their society. Several Japanese prime ministers and other senior U.S. and Global went through this organization.