Cameroon: Professionalism-Patriotism

Eighteen years after media professionals converged on Cameroon's National Capital to delve into crucial issues concerning efficient and effective communication, these social scientists have again met here to face the challenge of giving more meaning to this exacting profession.

In the Grand Premier, of 1994, 110 papers were presented to some 300 delegates and special invitees with the aim of making known the media issues at stake and provoking joint action that would lead to a redress. Whether or not the "quantity of eggs" that were broken to make the long-awaited omelette was worth the sacrifice is not the crux of today's matter. For, it pays to forge ahead while learning from deeds and misdeeds of the past.

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