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University of Dschang: Award-Winning Thesis Reveals 60% of Cameroonians Excluded From Health Messages

© DRAt the age of 27, Dr. Ambelem Tangyie Aya-Nwi won the award for the best thesis at the Dschang School of Arts and Social Sciences. Supported on 20 March 2026, his research shows that linguistic exclusion deprives 60% of Cameroonians of health messages and proposes to reshape public communication. What if the biggest obstacle to health was not medical but linguistic? This is the thesis defended by Dr. Ambelem Tangyie Aya-Nwi, the best thesis …
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© DRAt the age of 27, Dr. Ambelem Tangyie Aya-Nwi won the award for the best thesis at the Dschang School of Arts and Social Sciences. Supported on 20 March 2026, his research shows that linguistic exclusion deprives 60% of Cameroonians of health messages and proposes to reshape public communication. What if the biggest obstacle to health was not medical but linguistic? This is the thesis defended by Dr. Ambelem Tangyie Aya-Nwi, the best thesis …

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Journal du Cameroun broke the news in Cameroon on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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