Supporting Democracy and Human Rights in the Republic of Cameroon

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Mission Statement

The Fomunyoh Foundation (TFF) is a non-profit organization founded in 1999 by Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh and a dedicated group of Cameroonians and international democracy advocates. We support charitable causes and assist individuals and movements working for democracy and human rights in the Republic of Cameroon. More

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News Extra

CAMEROON IS PROFOUNDLY BROKEN AND NEEDS A FRESH START - says NDI’s Dr. Chris Fomunyoh in a chat with Pan African Visions reporter in Washington DC

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Foundation Radio

Foundation Radio (FR) is the first institutional organ of TFF to go operational within the head office complex in Ngomagham, Bamenda.
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PRESS RELEASE

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May 24, 2016
The Fomunyoh Foundation, is Philanthropist of The Year.
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EVENTS

March 17, 2019
The Fomunyoh Foundation donates to Anglophone IDPs
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INTERVIEW

Septembre 27, 2019
Dr Christopher Fomunyoh : "Nous devons avoir le courage de nous asseoir pour discuter de la forme de l'Etat"
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Pictures from the Cameroon trip in August 2015

Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh named "Personality of the Year"

Cameroon in Photos

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Recent Videos

ENTRETIEN AVEC Dr. Christopher FOMUNYOH: Regional Director National Democratic Institute

March 6, 2020

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September 25, 2017

In this edition of News Extra

A Phenomenal and historical protest demonstration in the English speaking North West and South West Region of Cameroon, may have left President Paul Biya "All alone!"

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