News of Tuesday, 16 December 2014
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Mine explosion kills 3 Cameroonian soldiers in Zelevet in Mayo Tsanaga
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Funeral programme for the late renowned journalist Anne Nsang Nkwain
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Prison administrators embark on developmental reforms
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MINAS committed to uphold national solidarity
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Fighting Corruption: Cameroonian organizations join the fight
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Ministry of Agriculture to ensure production of high demand products
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France calls for a Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon military coordination
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Telecoms and ICT employed 50% in the tertiary sector in Cameroon
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The creation of new prisons underway
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Eneo launches online billing service
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162 apply for admission into the tax board
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African countries meet in Dakar for peace and security forum
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Minhdu finalise projects for the construction of social housing
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Digital switch over: Experts discuss frequency management
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Ngwane awarded Rotary Peace Fellowship 2015
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Military intelligence infiltrates Boko Haram, arrest 30
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Experts discuss frequency mgt after digital switchover
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Senate pays homage to Prof. Jikong Stephen
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France urges closer regional collaboration against Boko Haram
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Senator Jikong’s son expresses father’s wish
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An African Governance Report III: Elections & the Management of Diversity
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Water plant for Yaounde to start operating in 2015
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Cameroon to spend $1.75 billion to boost economic growth
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Teachers demonstrate in Bertoua for their deployment fees
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Inmates of the Buea prison receive a consignment of gifts
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Truck transporting wood damages five vehicles in Yaoundé
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Dr. Nick Ngwanyam, Barrister Njoya, Wirba Gladys, WILA, six others commended by Ndu Mayor
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Hawkers everywhere as end-of-year feasts are near
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Females’ age during first menstrual cycle tied to heart disease risk, study finds
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Expectant dads experience prenatal hormone changes, study finds
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Yoga may guard against heart disease, study finds
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New research unlocks a mystery of albinism
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Domestic abuse may affect children in womb
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Camrail invests over half a billion FCFA in the fight against AIDS
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Tropical rainforests not absorbing as much carbon as expected, scientists say