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Special Edition: The Bridge Books. Exclusively in this season, as part of the celebration of the 10th anniversary of her publication, Rachel Tcheungna publishes four educational books to celebrate the success of her magazine. She is the editor and owner of The Bridge Magazine: a UK-based international bilingual monthly online publication, viewed with readers in over 77 countries across 6 continents. Graduate of Kingston University -ranked No. 1 in London for journalism, publishing and public relations by the Guardian university league tables 2020, – Progression into work or further study stands at 100%. The bilingual investigative journalist Rachel Tcheungna shares the story of her life, her professional degree, her career as a journalist and the relevance of her books.
[ 20 Jul 2021 | 2 Comments | 12,472 views]
En exclusivité cette saison, dans le cadre de la célébration du 10e anniversaire de sa publication, Rachel Tcheungna publie quatre livres éducatifs pour célébrer le succès de son magazine. (Sur cette image, il s’agit d’un aperçu de la version non éditée du livre. Tous les livres disponibles pour la distribution à travers le monde sont en couleurs) la taille finale du livre est compressée et facile à transporter. The Bridge MAG. Image

From the best primary Catholic schools, to the best bilingual grammar school and bilingual high school, as well as the most prestigious and elite private schools and universities in Yaoundé (Cameroun) via  Dakar (Sénégal),
Fontainebleau (France)   to London in the UK, the author and editor owes her success to highly professional teachers, lecturers, mentors, loving parents, family and friends.
 
 
 

The author states in the book synopsis: “The …

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Beyond Naked Eyes: From the fear of the Loch Ness Monster in Scotland, to the Phantom of the Opera in Paris, geographical distance has not prevented Bangangté in West Cameroon’s stories bridging cultural divides.
[ 20 May 2021 | No Comment | 5,522 views]
A Bangangté, une commune de l'Ouest du Cameroun, vivait une charmante fille dans le village appelée Yam (qui signifie « soleil ») que tout le monde voulait épouser. The Bridge MAG. Image

Urban legends are believed to be modern day fairy tales. Just as Snow White and the Seven Dwarves or Puss in Boots were spread by oral tradition, urban myths are spread by word of mouth, creating contemporary folklore, often with a moral sting in the tale.
George Orwell once wrote: ‘Myths which are believed in tend to become true.’
George Orwell (1903 – 1950) was the pen name …