Azinaha Daniel, M.A.
Albert-Ottenbacher Fellowship for Provenance Research | September–November 2025
Vita
- Currently | PhD Student at the University of Maroua
- June 2025 | International Symposium on Climate Change and Flooding in the Lake Chad Basin : Understanding the issues to manage them effectively. Azinaha Daniel : The positive effects of flooding on farming communities in the Logone Valley : the cases of Pouss, Maga, Pidtokaye and Ngoulmoung in Cameroon’s Far North Region.
- February 2025 | Translation and reading of the podcast Mourning the Dead into the Mousgoum laguage. Episode 3 : The untold story of a child from Batib : Undoing German colonialism. Author of the text : Mikael Assilkinga; Concept and executive production : Sophie Schasiepen, Univeristy of the Western Cape.
- November 2024 | International Symposium : Local Governance of Migration and Food Crises in Africa . Azinaha Daniel : Conditions de vie et intention de retour des réfugiés tchadiens : le cas de Mourla, dans l'arrondissement de Maga, région de l'Extrême-Nord, Cameroun, (Jeune Équipe associée à l'Institut Français de Recherche pour le Développement – IRD).
- 2015–2017 | Master’s Degree in Geography of Territorial Development at the University of Maroua. Topic : The effects of flooding on rice cultivation in the Maga Plain, Far North, Cameroon.
- 2011–2014 | Bachelor in Human Geography at the University of Ngaoundere