News of Friday, 17 October 2014
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Riverine tactics curb illicit activities on CMR waterways
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CUIB acquires new bus
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Chantal Biya in tears at the Cathedral in Yaounde
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Catholic University Inst. of Buea to go autonomous
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Journalist Polycarpe Essomba launches radio station
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Fundong Mayor score 8 out of 10 in accountability
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Nigerian refugees create a dozen villages in CMR
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Barrister Akere Muna, elected chairman of IACC
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IPU urges members to address terrorism, protect human rights
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CMR-NGA trans-border military operations conference underway
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Boko Haram kills 8 Cameroon soldiers in fresh attack
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Six months on in Nigeria, 219 girls still haven’t been brought back
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Yaounde shuts down for the burial service of Biya's mother-in-law
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Editorial: Breaching Commonwealth norms
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Council, Chinese partners to alleviate Buea’s perennial water crisis
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“Carrabot’’ classrooms killing enrolment at GTC Bombe Bakundu
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CUIB president welcomes students
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Semi-trailer kills several in Biyem-Assi neighborhood market
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Huge snake wreaks havoc on May 20 Boulevard in Yaounde
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Business geniuses emerge after training
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Prostitutes display at Limbe funeral
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Donors lauded for refurbishing mill
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CAPITOL Institute of Health set to upgrade standards
