Cameroon News

The Government Delegate to the Douala City Council, Fritz Ntone Ntone, in a bid to clear off petit traders from the road side in Douala created kiosks in collaboration with certain companies. via AllAfrica.com

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The Asian Development Bank will make ``sizeable'' loans to help countries in Asia and the Pacific meet the cost of higher food prices. via Bloomberg

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Families of victims who died when a Kenya Airways plane nosedived into a swamp in Cameroon are expressing anger and frustration that, one year after the crash, there is still is no official word on the cause. via PR-inside.com

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The Church of the Province of West Africa meeting in Douala, Cameroon, on the 11th day of April, in the year of our Lord, Two Thousand and Eight, having considered very carefully, among other pressing and very ... via Thinking Anglicans

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“However, it quickly transformed into a tribute to the dyers' art, which is itself rich in aesthetic and cultural significance.”

The Dallas Museum of Art presents an exhibition featuring international textiles ranging in date from the late 19th to the middle of the 20th century, half of which are recent additions to the DMA's permanent ... via Art Knowledge News

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“It looks great on paper but in the past we have seen so many good ideas fail because of bad governance and corruption.”

CAMEROON: Food self-sufficient in two years? YAOUNDE, 25 April 2008 - Local production of basic foods in Cameroon will double in the next two years if an emergency programme announced by the government on 24 ... via IRIN

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“Trying to repress prices will create black markets”

DOUALA, 29 April 2008 - Almost two months after the government lifted import taxes on rice, flour and fish in response to riots caused in part by high food prices, consumers are still paying the same, and in ... via IRIN News

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Authorities of the Littoral Provincial Delegation of Commerce are on a desperate campaign to enforce President Paul Biya's March 7 ordinance on the reduction of prices of basic commodities. via AllAfrica.com

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“The creation of this sanctuary is the fruit of many years of work in helping to protect the world's rarest gorilla subspecies”

Category: Apes Nature conservation Posted on: April 25, 2008 4:14 PM, by Greg Laden The world's rarest great ape has found a safe haven in the mountains of the west central African nation of Cameroon. via ScienceBlogs

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“The whole issue is a complete fraud. We do not want to legitimise it by taking part.”

Paul Biya says he wants another 10 years in office The opposition in Cameroon is staging a "day of mourning" to protest against changes to the constitution. via BBC

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