News of Tuesday, 23 December 2014
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Risk of famine obvious in the far north
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6.5 billion FCFA set aside for agric research in Cameroon
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Tons of fake medicine incinerated in Bamenda
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Hundred people suspected of links with Boko Haram arrested
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Army investigates enrolment of 84 children into Boko Haram
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Issa Tchiroma Bakary accuses Jeune Afrique of destabilizing Cameroon
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Assumption date of service for new lawyers still expected
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Arthur Zang and his Cardiopad 'at the heart' of development
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Biya signs decree establishing a follow-up Committee for emergency plan
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37 billion set aside to rehabilitate Songloulou, Edea and Lagdo hydropower plants
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Christmas tree lighted at the State house
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China supports the technical rehabilitation of CRTV
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The causes of floods in Maga highlighted
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Goethe Institute in Yaoundé host first edition of 'Camac Days'
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Algerian Ambassador bids farewell to Senate President
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Minister wants corrupt officials named, shamed
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Boko Haram launches strikes near Cameroon border
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Everyday is human rights day – Navi Pillay
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End of Term Examination: When ghost students perform better
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Audit bench of Supreme Court bids farwell to EU consultant
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Mini-comice opens in Douala
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Drinking water made available to 6,000 people in Bouba
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Littoral Governor beefs up security for the holidays
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Weight training appears key to controlling belly fat
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Test predicts response to treatment for complication of leukemia stem cell treatment
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Trial confirms Ebola vaccine candidate safe, equally immunogenic in Africa
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Genes show the way to better treatment of hepatitis A
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Do heart patients fare better when the doctor is away?
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African swine fever currently threatens 5 regions