Cameroon in One Landscape: From Atlantic Coast to Highland Grasslands
A geographic tour of the country’s coast, forest, savanna, and volcanic highlands.
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People, places, history, culture, and ideas from Cameroon.
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Why Mount Cameroon Shapes More Than the Skyline
The country’s highest mountain is also a story about climate, farming, travel, and observation.
The Wouri Estuary and the Name Cameroon
A name associated with prawns became the name of a country through centuries of travel and political change.
Cocoa Farmer Reportedly Dies in Buea Amid Suspected Poisoning Allegations
A cocoa farmer in Lysoka, Buea, has reportedly died amid allegations of suspected poisoning involving members of his family. Police in Muea are reportedly handling the case as investigations continue.
Thousands Flee Cameroon’s Far North Following Deadly Attacks
Thousands of residents from communities around Makary and Medouga have fled to Waza following attacks that reportedly killed 14 people.
Buea: Gendarme Reportedly Dies After Vehicle Crashes Into Kiosk
A reported road accident in Buea has left a gendarmerie officer dead after the vehicle he was driving reportedly crashed into a roadside kiosk. The condition of the woman operating the kiosk remains unclear.
Cameroon Strengthens Partnerships to Improve Food Security
Among the priorities is the development of stronger agricultural value chains, from production and storage to processing and distribution. Such investments are considered important for ensuring that food produced locally, as well as imported commodities, can reach consumers in a reliable and cost-effective manner.
40000Tonne Grain Storsage facility at Douala Port
The investment comes at a time when food security and the reliability of agricultural supply chains have become increasingly important for Cameroon and neighbouring countries. By providing additional storage capacity close to the country’s principal maritime gateway, the facility is expected to support the handling, preservation and distribution of grains from the port to markets inland.
Cameroon’s Aquaculture Production Reaches 20,000 Tonnes
Cameroon’s fish farming sector is growing, with aquaculture production now reaching 20,000 tonnes as the country works to produce more fish locally.
Man Reportedly Stabs Wife After Alleged Cheating Claims in Ngambè-Tikar
A man in Ngambè-Tikar reportedly stabbed his wife to death after allegedly being told by her best friend that she was cheating on him. He later fled but was reportedly arrested.
Carlos Baleba’s Manchester United Debut Delayed Again as Cameroon Star Continues Recovery
Cameroon midfielder Carlos Baleba will not make his long-awaited Manchester United debut against Brighton on September 16 as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury.
Political Parties Begin Positioning Ahead of Cameroon’s Upcoming Legislative and Municipal Elections
Political parties in Cameroon are intensifying internal preparations and candidate positioning ahead of the next legislative and municipal elections.