FENSOU MILES, was our guest today's édition of Special Eco on Season Media Radio.

The CEO of MANSA TRANSFERS graced us with his presence and insights as regards finance, payment methods and irregularities that his company has set out to find solutions to.

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

How can waste become wealth? What role can young people play in protecting our environment while creating sustainable livelihoods? Is the Circular Economy the way out for a better environment?

Join us this Friday from 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM on “SPECIAL ECO” for a special World Environment Day edition.

We will spotlight inspiring individuals who are transforming waste into income-generating opportunities, creating jobs, and contributing to a cleaner and greener future. Inspiring stories of innovation and resilience Expert insights on environmental protection Practical ideas for turning environmental challenges into opportunities

You sure do not want to miss this engaging discussion on how environmental action can drive social and economic change.

Together, let's explore how protecting our planet can create opportunities for people and communities.

This week's edition of our radio program has a theme: FOREIGN CURRENCY BORROWING: THE RISK THAT HINDERS AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT?

with Mr. ANGE NGANDJO BANKER-COONSULTANT - CEMAC & AUTHOR, as our guest of the day.

We seek to understand the concept of the debt issue in relation to international currency.

In today's edition of your eco program, we are joined by Dr. NICK NWANYAM, as we explore the African continent's economic crossroads.

The International Labour Day observed annually on the 1st of May is a day set aside to highlight and celebrate the "work" as a whole.

In today’s edition, of your eco program, we discuss the "reward" of the work and to what extent can satisfy one's basic needs and the policies that govern labour.

Theme : MINIMUM WAGE AND INFLATION : LIVING COST STILL SUSTAINABLE IN CAMEROON?

Guest : ATANJANG DAVID

STAFF DELEGATE

Global tensions are rising, impacting countries worldwide, but what do they mean for Africa and her economies?

Join us for as we explore:

“INTERNATIONAL CRISES & CONTINENTAL IMPACT: HOW CAN AFRICAN ECONOMIES BE MADE RESILIENT?”

Guest: Pr. Louis Marie Kakdeu

Economist & Political Analyst

An insightful discussion you don’t want to miss—breaking down global shocks, local realities, and the path toward stronger, more resilient African economies.

In a context marked by a steady rise in the cost of living, understanding consumer rights has never been more important.

In this Friday's edition of our program “Special Eco” on Season Media we focused on shedding light on the realities behind recent price hikes while empowering citizens with the knowledge they need to protect themselves.

With our guest, Alphonse Ayissi Abena, who is the president of the Cameroonian Foundation of Consumers, we explored the factors driving increases in the prices of essential goods and services; ranging from fuel and transportation to basic food items.

More importantly, the program placed a strong emphasis on consumer rights. What does the law say about price regulation? How can consumers identify abusive practices? What steps can be taken in case of unfair pricing or exploitation? These are some of the key questions we addressed

Our goal is not only to inform but also to educate and empower. In a time when many feel the pressure of rising prices, this serves as a voice for consumers, helping them understand their rights, make informed choices, and demand accountability where necessary.

If at all you missed the rendezvous, you can still catch up on online via the link below!.

In today's edition, we dive into the dynamics of youth unemployment across the African continent — and explore whether agriculture could hold the key to turning the tide.

Topic: Africa & youth unemployment - Could agriculture be the best solution ?

Guest: Njonguo Sindy Nguegim | Agripreneur & Founder Swarmdec