News of Friday, 27 February 2015
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Govt delegation conduct feasibility studies on stadia project
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Govt, Korea lay first brick for vocational institute
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NCC meets on media malpractices
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MINATD chairs fifth coordination session on refugees
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Wood and forest inter-professional association launched
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Authorities fight against embezzlement of school funds
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Nana-Mamberé Prefecture under MINUSCA control
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US embassy hosts Int'l Emergency Medicine Symposium
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ERuDeF staff hone skills to improve productivity
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Cameroon, Egypt discuss cooperation avenues
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Customary lands mapping for forest governance launched in SW
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UN Young Leaders – Cameroon join the fight against terrorism
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MINFI: General census to uncover ghost workers
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Government delegate under investigation for mismanagement
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East Region: CAR refugees integrate, begin reconciliation
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Venturing into former Séléka heartland
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Isolated endangered trees of Mt. Cameroon re-united
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English banned in NW Courts, Lawyers to use French only
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NCC endorses CAMASEJ partnership to revamp journalism
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Access Benefit Sharing: Potential driver of development
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Insightful launch of new judicial year
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Japan offers FCFA 87 million for school construction
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Garoua Boulai: Relishing the benefits of peace, security
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Displaced Bambalang natives yearn for rescue after 30 years
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Governor reassures enclaved Furu Awa population
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Poor response to cholesterol drugs may indicate blocked arteries
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Decision on Ebola mass vaccination in August at earliest, WHO says
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Eye care professionals discuss neglected tropical diseases
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Family planning week launched
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Sangmelima Referral Hospital to get Tunisian doctors
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Interview: “New strategy ongoing for combatting mortality”
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NW targets zero % unvaccinated children against polio
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Human head transplants coming soon, doctor believes
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UNICEF publishes four-year women and children advocacy plan
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CDC warns overuse of antibiotics has fueled more infections
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Early signs in young children predict type 1 diabetes
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New evidence helps health workers in the fight against Ebola
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Treadmill desks not worth the effort: study