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Northern Michigan University Biology Professor Neil Cumberlidge collaborated on a Sierra Leone expedition that located two land-dwelling crab species “lost to science” and feared to be extinct. For one, last spotted 225 years ago, the only clue was a specimen label that read “Sierra Leone.” The team's work was featured in The Guardian in November as part of a series on rediscovered species by prominent British journalist and photographer Graeme Green.

Non-oil trade exchange between the UAE and Cameroon grew by 33.5 per cent between 2012 and 2021, reaching Dhs1.92 billion by the end of last year, compared to Dhs1.43 billion in 2012. The total non-oil trade exchange between 2012 and 2021stood at Dhs18.2 billion, according to figures of the Federal Competitiveness and

Over the current year, the Cameroonian government has completed the asphalting of 395 km of new roads throughout the national territory. According to

A new collaboration led by the University of Liverpool to address the burden of disease from household air pollution in sub Saharan Africa has celebrated its official launch in Kenya.

The Cameroon star’s roots are in the impoverished community of New Bell, where they remember a prodigious child playing.

Virtual Event - REGISTRATION REQUIRED Adoulou N. Bitang, Head of the Office of Cultural Clubs, Directorate of Students Affairs, University of Douala, Cameroon Aesthetics As an Invention of Decorative Function: When Bamoun Court Art Refutes Theodor W. Adorno In conversation with Mark Dike DeLancey, DePaul University

Diplomatic source tells Anadolu Agency operations will continue with teleworking, e-learning - Anadolu Agency

Artist Francky Mindja of the Legend Arts Studio is creating a new story called ‘Samba’s Handkerchief’ on his iPad. It tells the tale of Martin Paul Samba, a

Cameroonian customs seized a total of 600 counterfeit jerseys of the Indomitable Lions. The seizure was made during the control of the stores of the

Comic books are a booming genre in Cameroon, but limited funds means not many copies of stories are produced.