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Intellectual Property

Last updated: October 2026

1. What this covers

This page explains who owns what on chimibirama.com and how you may use it. It adds detail to the Terms of Use.

2. What belongs to Chimi Sarr Birama

The following are our own work and belong to Chimi Sarr Birama: • the name “Chimi Sarr Birama”, the lion logo, the signature and the tagline “Africa’s Potential, Built into Prosperity”; • all texts, articles, videos, photographs, graphics and the design of the site; • our methods and frameworks as written and presented here, such as Study, Understand, Build, Document.

3. What belongs to others

Logos, names and trademarks of partners and clients belong to them and appear with their agreement. Videos hosted on YouTube remain under YouTube’s terms. Photographs or material provided by third parties remain theirs.

4. What you may do

You may: • read and share links to any page; • quote a short extract with a clear credit to “Chimi Sarr Birama” and a link back to the page; • apply the ideas you learn here in your own work.

5. What you may not do without written permission

• copy, republish, sell or translate our content, in whole or in large part; • use our name, logo, tagline or images in a way that suggests we endorse or work with you; • present our texts, methods or videos as your own; • collect the site’s content by automated means in bulk, including to train artificial intelligence systems.

6. What you send us

Messages, project requests and documents you send stay yours. By sending them, you allow us to use them to answer you and to prepare the work you have asked for. We will not publish them, or your name as a testimonial, without your agreement.

7. If you see a problem

If you believe something here infringes your rights, or you see our content used without permission, write to hello@chimibirama.com with the page address and a short explanation. We will respond promptly and correct anything that is wrong.

8. Governing law

As in the Terms of Use, this page is governed by the laws of the Republic of Cameroon.