News of Wednesday, 19 November 2014
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National Assembly connected to ICT
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African Statistics Day: 24th edition commemorated
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Army receives 120 tactical vehicles from Germany for fight against Boko Haram
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Wife of missing engineer accuse authorities of "inactivity"
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North governor launches war against open-air defecation
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Radio-Aurore loses its 'goddess' of the airwaves
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National polio immunization exercise attain 97% coverage
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Gabon seeks Cameroon’s military superiority in Gulf security
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All hands-on-deck against torture
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FCFA 100 billion to be saved in petroleum tax cuts
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Transport ministry gives taxi drivers more freedom
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Minister discusses press freedom with U.S. Ambassador
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Inspectors General schooled on audit elaboration
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EU-Cameroon: Migration, visa issues under scrutiny
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Ebola Virus rumours causing panic in the North West Region
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Cameroon under pressure from Boko Haram
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Creation of Pan-African University Council under discussion
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235 Nigerian babies in refugee camp get birth certificates
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Atanga Nji boycotts special court hearing for a second time
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More than 8bn F to be allocated for environmental protection
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Bertoua host workshop on gender integration in humanitarian situations
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Ebola outbreak: $5.7m pledged for blood plasma trials
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High heels may enhance a man’s instinct to be helpful
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More than 97,000 children targeted for measles vaccine
