News of Thursday, 30 October 2014
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Douala cargo accident death toll rises from 4 to 5
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Douala University, Gicam sign economic growth pact
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Construction of Marché Congo building commences
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Corruption connected to land property on the rise
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Douala mobilizes against Ebola fever
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Public service to recruit 3,500 people
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Editorial: Well done Bar Council
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Jacques Fame Ndongo fails to convince striking lecturers
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Cargo bus plunges into a river in Douala
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WHO declares CMR exporter of the wild polio virus
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Army to take war against Boko Haram into Nigerian territory
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UNHCR recommends end to Paul Eric Kingue’s detention
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Minister says 34% of girls deprived of education in SW
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"Journalists are not informants"
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Editorial: That humiliation suffered by ‘royal beggars’ in Mvomeka’a
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Limbe I Council gives out scholarships
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Nkor Indigens laud Mayor Wache
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Limbe II Council donates to teachers, the disabled
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Construction work resumes at Marché Congo
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New Social Affairs delegate urge population to make use of service
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Fundong council at the service of the needy
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Extinct Fako villages may resurface
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Mass exodus to Islam feared as Nso fon converts
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CMR gets 29B from South Korea for hospital project
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Ninth round of national polio immunization in progress
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Cervical cancer vaccine launched
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Dozens of genes associated with autism in new research
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After breast cancer, depression risk lingers
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Tripping on magic mushrooms frees the mind - Study
