News of Tuesday, 10 February 2015
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Cameroon's energy deficit reaches 100 MW per day
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CMR diversifies cereal cultivation to combat hunger in the North
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Journalist Flash Ndiomo released
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Ndjamena, Niamey pay tribute to soldiers killed by Boko Haram
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Judicial supervision for Felix Ebolé Bola, others lifted
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First Commonwealth Youth Ministers meeting held in Yaounde
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Conferences, sports, handicrafts characterize Youth Day celebration
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CCAA officials organize seminar on Budget programme in Yaounde
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US Govt launch 'English Access Microscholarship' in CMR
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8,700 anti-Boko Haram coalition to be formed
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CUIB launches Entrepreneurial and Academic fair
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US Embassy joins Mandela Washington Fellows in 'Girl child' campaign
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Minedub invites students to adhere to bilingualism
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Red Cross visits displaced persons in the North
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Youth await Biya’s traditional message on 49th Youth Day
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Heads of states plan a new France-Africa partnership
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Biya supports displaced populations in the East
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State & USAID visitors partner with Cameroonians
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CERAC visits Kribi youth
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Youths urged to shun terrorism
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40 students get scholarship to study English Language
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Students receive tutorials on basic health issues
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Engineers challenged to be practical
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Boko Haram hits four towns in Cameroon and Niger
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Ekondo-Titi set for Youth Day celebration
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African youth development in focus
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Youth throng army recruitment centres
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Boko Haram executes 12 in Cameroon
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At least 20 people die in Yaounde-Mbalmayo accident
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Makenene gets new Mayor, Daniel Tchaffo
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8 candidates defend PhD in Maroua University
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10 perish in ghastly motor accident
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Tweets about sexism increase women's well-being: study
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F-bombs notwithstanding, all languages skew toward happiness
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New wave of drugs poised to shake up glaucoma treatment
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'No alcohol in early pregnancy' call
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Damage from obesity passed to offspring, but impact of obesity on fertility can be reversed