News of Friday, 29 August 2014
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30 Boko Haram militants killed in the North
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Officials visit iron project site at Mbalam
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Cameroon army frustrates Boko Haram attackers
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Officials to manage parking lots in cities to prevent traffic
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1 dead, 16 injured in accident along Edea highway
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Calm restored in Fotokol after series of attacks
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Vision 2035 stipulates social protection for all
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Ebossé Death: Issa Tchiroma preaches tolerance and fairplay
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Revision of ELECAM electoral lists ends August 31
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Notebooks become scarce in Cameroon
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ISTM, Nkolondom graduates first batch of medics
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Hearing for albatross affaire scheduled for Sept 29
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US pledges support to combat Boko Haram
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Biya sympathises with bereaved military families
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North West registers over 24,000 new voters
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Cmr to intensify forest surveillance
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New US Ambassador begins diplomatic mission in Cameroon
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Fighting Boko Haram, Maroua pays the price
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Two government Ministries agree to boost eco-tourism sector
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Cameroon troops shell Boko Haram camp inside Nigeria
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Body of slain Ebosse arrives home in Cameroon
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Northern region flood leaves 2 dead, 800 homeless
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Driver’s license examinations blocked in Yaoundé
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Sea advancing gradually onto land in Kribi
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Over 10,000 voters registered in the Littoral
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Fako chiefs renounce protest, denounce foxy colleague
