LOn Friday, November 7, 2025, in the picturesque setting of the Mouangé Grove, located in the Lomié district, Haut-Nyong Department, the Dadé Kaolé Association made a significant gesture for the education of indigenous peoples. A substantial donation of school supplies was given to the Spiritan sisters in charge of educating Baka students, thus enabling 150 children to be better equipped for their studies..
This act of solidarity is part of the commitment of the Dadé Kaolé Association, founded to work towards the education of indigenous peoples. Through this initiative, the association aims to create a young elite among the Baka populations, capable of defending their rights and interests while promoting their culture and heritage..
Education, a key factor in empowerment, allows Indigenous youth to access new opportunities and actively participate in the development of their community. The actions of the Dadé Kaolé Association reflect its vision of a future where Indigenous peoples can thrive in society while preserving their identity..
This event was an opportunity to remind us of the importance of education as a lever for change and inclusion for marginalized communities. Thanks to this donation, 150 children from the Baka community will now have the necessary tools to pursue their education under better conditions..
The Dadé Kaolé Association continues its mission with the firm belief that education is a fundamental right that must be accessible to all, particularly to the children of indigenous peoples, who are often overlooked by traditional development programs.
This gesture is part of a global movement to support the education of young people from indigenous communities, with a long-term goal: the creation of a generation capable of defending its rights while positively contributing to society..