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Wounded athletes are seen outside the Regional Hospital in Buea, Cameroon, on February 25, 2023. - Three explosions at the start of a marathon wounded 18 people on Saturday in an English-speaking region of Cameroon plagued by separatist unrest, officials said. More than 450 athletes took part in the

Buea: Three explosions at the start of a marathon wounded 18 people on Saturday in an English speaking region of Cameroon plagued by separatist unrest...

Cameroon has been highlighted as the most botanically diverse country in tropical Africa, with a higher diversity than all other west African countries combined, and a suite of orchids to match.

Malaria remains endemic in Cameroon, with heterogeneous transmission related to eco-climatic variations, vector diversity and spatial distribution. The intensification of malaria prevention and control through the free distribution of insecticide-treated nets in recent years may have altered the composition, geographic distribution and natural infection rate of Anopheles species, with implications for malaria transmission dynamics. The present study seeks to assess the vectorial diversity, dynam...

Cameroon is a country in west-central Africa. It is often known as “Africa in miniature” due to the incredible cultural and geologicaL

Along Cameroon's coastline, a battle for once-rich waters is taking place, pitting artisanal fishers against huge industrial trawlers

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Under the United Kingdom Trade Partnerships Programme (UKTP), funded by UKaid and delivered by the International Trade Centre (ITC), more than two dozen companies from Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific are bringing a range of culinary products to the International Food and Drink Event in London from 21-23 March…

Lazarus Nwobegai, who holds a government permit to harvest timber around Mount Cameroon National Park, knows perfectly well it’s illegal to hunt the chimpanzees and other threatened primates that live on the mountain’s slopes. But that, he says, isn’t enough of a deterrent for himself and his companions. “We come across most of these primate […]

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