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Cameroon: Daunting task for new management in Kribi industrial ports complex
Management has changed hands at the multi-billion Kribi Industrial Deep Seaport Complex project and the new team urged to redouble efforts to accelerate work on the general ports site at Mboro, some 35 km from Kribi town.
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It's been an uphill battle for Sporting KC's Hedrick
Cyprian Hedrick will be the first to tell you he is blessed, but don’t mistake that to mean that he has led a charmed life.Hedrick, 22, a surprise pick at No.
Harvard Sues To Evict Cameroon Embassy from D.C. Building
Harvard University brought a lawsuit this week asking a federal judge to direct the U.S. Marshals Service to evict the Embassy of the Republic of Cameroon from Harvard-owned property that the embassy currently occupies in Washington, D.C. According to a court document, the lease held by Cameroon's permanent ministry to the U.S. expired on Jan.
Young African Invents Touch Screen Medical Tablet
Arthur Zang, a 24 year-old Cameroonian engineer, has invented the Cardiopad, a touch screen medical tablet that enables heart examinations such as the electrocardiogram to be performed at remote, rural locations while the results of the test are transferred wirelessly to specialists who can interpret them.
Love is a Right, Not a Wrong: Stop Discrimination in Cameroon
Cupid doesn't discriminate when it comes to love -- neither should leaders! Tell Cameroon's president to combat homophobia by releasing those imprisoned because of their sexual orientation.
Cameroon: Man murdered by brother in Douala
Tongleu FranA ois Xavier was reportedly stabbed on his belly at about 1 a.m. yesterday, February 7. The deceased's younger brother, Temfouet Zebazee, 25, a drug addict and ex-murder convict, allegedly stabbed his older brother with a pair of scissors for unknown reasons.
Cameroon: Mutengene - Oil tanker crushes 3 people to death
Residents of Tiko Road, Mutengene in Fako Division of the South West Region are still to recover from the shock of a tragic incident that befell them on Monday, February 6, 2012.
Cameroon: Ministers visit reunification project sites in Buea
It was a busy weekend in Buea, Kumba and Limbe as some cabinet ministers assessed projects on the field that have a direct impact on the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Cameroon's Reunification.
Cameroon: Economy Suffers As Boko Haram Infiltrates
Yaounde - Ahmadou Lamine has been forced to close his business selling fuel imported from Nigeria, known locally as "zoa-zoa", because of the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram.
World Bank sees Cameroon's 2012 growth at 5.5 pct
Cameroon's economy is expected to grow by 5.5 percent in 2012 despite the Arab spring and a sovereign debt crisis that has hurt the European zone, the central African nation's most important export partner, a World Bank official said on Monday.
Mount Cameroon sends flames out in brief explosion
Cameroon state radio says that Mount Cameroon, a volcano in the country's southwest region, sent ashes and flames into the air in a brief explosion.
In December 2011, the Ministry of Health of Cameroon notified WHO of a yellow fever outbreak in the North Region of the country.
United Way bolstered by Windsor-Essex school boards
United Way Centraide moved closer Thursday to its $5 million goal for this year's fundraising campaign thanks to a hefty $293,613 joint donation from this area's three school boards.
Cameroon - China: A wedding with uncertain prospects
The Cameroon government is increasingly turning to China as a privileged partner in its development efforts.
Taylor to help build new school in Africaa
Fulbright Scholarships aren't just for 22-year-olds. Just ask Bill Taylor, grandfather, Shelton resident and associate dean of Fairfield University's School of Engineering.
CAMEROON: Anglophones Feel Like a Subjugated People
The reunification monument in Yaounde. Anglophone Cameroonians say they do not feel like equal partners with their Francophone counterparts.
CAC Celebrates Black History Month
The Cultural Arts Council of Douglasville/Douglas County presents "Three Perspectives: Athlone Clarke, Eucharia and Martin Fusung, and Yonrico Scott" during February in celebration of Black History Month.
Cameroon Rape Victims Confront Legal Gauntlet
Sophie Mixte, who is in her 30s, says she was raped three times growing up. But it wasn't until the third incident that her parents found out and reported it to the police.
Biya's in-law seeks another term as mayor
Mayorship. Ms Rosette Bouchouang, mother in-law of Cameroon President, Paul Biya, has been the mayor of Bangou since 2007.
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