News of Thursday, 21 August 2014
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Disgruntled civil society activists write to President Obama
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Cameroon denies diplomatic row with Nigeria over Ebola
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The Kalashnikov, weapon of mass destruction of elephants in Cmr
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Parents decry dismissal of 700 students from lycée de Mbaïboum
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Africa CSR organizes training on waste management
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Um Nyobé’s statue to be erected in Douala
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Individual listing created for 29 Togo passengers
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Bokam preaches rigour and sacrifice to gendarmes
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Public authorities call for discussions to assess govt
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Col. Frédéric Ndjonkep commands 3rd Military Region
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Cameroon law encourages land-grabbing - Prof. Ngoufo
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Independent CSOs to check forestry exploitation
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Kids clean Kribi beach, plant ornamental trees
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TI-C, REDD urge NGOs to ensure transparency in forestry sector
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Education stakeholders split over poor GCE results
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Congo donates Ebola protective kits to Cameroon
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Transport fare increase; a nightmare to many Cameroonians
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Ebola Scare puts pork dealers out of business
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The dangers homeless children face
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French police to quiz Eto'o over nude photos of ex-girlfriend
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Land Grabbing Saga: Chiefs renounce protest
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Get rid of Boko Haram or we get rid of you - Army cautioned
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Source du Pays workers protest ‘slave’ treatment
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Mayor Isaac Inongo Dalle laid to rest
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Journalists condemn fellow for detaining young publisher
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Husband files complain against wife for losing 6 million
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False trad. leader allegedly attempts tricking Biya
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Corruption, impunity rife in Cmr's forestry sector
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Co-operative Day celebrated in Kumba with pomp
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Buea could be heading to stagflation
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City council spends FCFA 30M on sanitation
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City council spends FCFA 30M on sanitation
