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The once thriving city of Bamenda has been destroyed by fighting between secessionists and Cameroon's government.

The once thriving city of Bamenda has been destroyed by fighting between secessionists and Cameroon's government.

At least five people died and many others were injured following a landslide in the North West Region of Cameroon. Meanwhile around 100 people have been left homeless after floods destroyed homes in the South West Region. Heavy rain has impacted...

Download logoWorld Humanitarian Day 2022 coincided with the arrival at the Port of Douala of 72,000, 50-kilogram bags of rice (3,600 metric tons).  The UN

Instead of relying on traditional advertising, a Web3 startup marketed itself by having staff knock on doors in neighborhoods throughout the region.

Arison Tamfu YAOUNDE (XINHUA) – Ideline Kuate meandered around Sandaga market in Cameroon’s commercial hub of Douala in search of what to buy. From her job as a farmer, the 40-year-old earns approximately XAF50,000 (about USD80) each month but it’s no longer enough to adequately feed her family of six. “(Food) prices were affordable before. […]

Officials in Cameroon are urging people to eat local foods instead of imports, following protests over shortages and price spikes caused in part by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. President Paul Biya last week ordered ministers to explain to the public that Russia’s Black Sea blockade, not local taxes, has caused a nearly 60% increase in…

President Paul Biya orders ministers to explain to the public that Russia’s Black Sea blockade, not local taxes, are largely behind the price increases

This is "Japa" season for many Nigerians. “Japa” means to escape in Yoruba language. In this context, the word means “travel out of country”