Cameroonian community in Portsmouth celebrates the country’s National Day

Cameroon Republic Day is celebrated on May 20 every year.

The holiday is also known as Cameroon National Day or Cameron Unity Day. On this date in 1972, President Ahmadou Ahidjo established a unitary state by abolishing the federal system of government. The day is a public holiday in Cameroon but is nevertheless widely celebrated. The attractions of the day, however, are the military and civilian parades, as well as a Presidential speech. On this day, schools and businesses remain closed so that everyone can take part in the festivities. READ MORE about the history of Cameroon.

Happy Cameroon Republic Day to the citizens of Cameroon!

PCAS organises a Domestic Violence Awareness event for our community members

On March 2nd, 2022 PCAS organised a domestic violence awareness workshop for our community members. Members from our community and other local groups and associations leaders attended this event at the Central Library. 

Many thanks to our guest speakers Jacqueline Gerrard, Rowshonara Reza and Helal Ali :).

For more support on Domestic Abuse, visit  https://www.portsmouth.gov.uk/services/environmental-health/crime-and-nuisance/domestic-abuse/

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PCAS welcomes students from Cameroon at the University of Portsmouth

On Monday, 14th February 2022, PCAS welcomed students from Cameroon who are studying at the University of Portsmouth. 

The students were excited to meet fellow Cameroonians who have lived and worked in the city. The University of Portsmouth Global Office is excited to work with PCAS in their effort to support international students during their studies at the university.

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