Hello! I am Edward Dzerinyuy Bello.

Edward Dzerinyuy Bello is a Cameroonian German author, certified German mediator specializing in intercultural mediation, and a systemic psychological coach lecturer with over 20 years of experience bridging cultural boundaries across Africa and Europe. Born in Nkar Village to the Fai Casmia, Bello's family is of the Nso tribe in Cameroon, Bello developed a profound appreciation for cultural heritage and communication from an early age. After relocating to Germany, he pursued advanced studies in corporate management, intercultural communication, systemic psychological coaching, and conflict mediation. He later became a certified mediator in Germany and the founding developer of the Cultural Adaptive Communication Framework (CACF). Bello’s bicultural life spanning grassroots experiences in Cameroon to professional leadership in Germany provides him with a rare, practice-in-formed perspective on the challenges of intercultural communication within institutional systems. His work integrates real world insights with academic theory, drawing from thought leaders such as Edward T. Hall, Geert Hofstede, Friedemann Schulz von Thun, Eric Berne, and James Carey. A committed advocate for diversity and inclusion, Bello has spoken at international conferences and advises healthcare institutions, universities, and organizations on cultural competence and communication strategy. His writing is a unique fusion of scholarship, empathy, and lived experience. Outside his professional work, Bello enjoys walking, jogging, or swimming, and is actively involved in community development and promoting intercultural dialogue across continents