News of Monday, 3 November 2014
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CAMES: Exam continues in Yaounde
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Free treatment of severe malaria for Cameroonian children
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MINFOF on a new path to forest sustainability
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Network of fake documents and stamps producers disbanded
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Cameroon /Israel Cooperation: Cameroonian students receive scholarship
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CAMES professorial exam begins
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Cameroon widens diplomatic horizons with four countries
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NCC to probe detention of journalists
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Eco-leisure, cultural exhibition takes place in Dschang
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Min. of Culture, ECCAS hold a conclave in Yaounde
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Over 1500 billion CFA Francs set aside to develop Douala by 2025
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Mincom proposes a trust account for private media
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Highway robbers resurface in the East
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Gov't, partners end 9th round of vaccination campaign
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Japan donates 202 classrooms in NW
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Egypt commends Cameroon’s leading role in CAR crisis
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NOWEFU transformed into beggars’ union!
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Job, vocational training forum held in the South
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Water catchment sites for Magha-Bamumbu mapped out
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Traditional dance groups pledge greater Rhino protection
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Tofala Forest Management Committees receive logistical support
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STUGA first Presidential Debate begins
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Sale of bushmeat banned in Lebialem division
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Livelihood support helping conservation
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Hon. Nanga Georgette offers scholarships, gifts
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2 million worth scholarship given to 30 schools
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450 pupils given environmental education in Betchou
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Free treatment of severe malaria for CMR'nian children
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'Invisible tattoos' could improve body confidence after breast cancer radiotherapy
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Possible alternative to antibiotics
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Weight loss surgery reduces diabetes risk
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New mechanism for febrile seizures in young children discovered