News of Friday, 23 January 2015
-
CMR's external debt reached FCFA 2500b in 2013
-
140 postal services companies operating illegally
-
10,000T of plastic waste to be recycled yearly
-
Five elephants killed at the Bouba Ndjida National Park
-
A national strategy for export discussed in Yaounde
-
Garoua II re-launches its vigilance committees
-
Women's Day celebration cloth already available
-
Forest and wildlife programmes observed
-
Private sector role in road maintenance examined
-
Cerac supports the disabled in Mefou and Akono
-
'Boat crash' halts works on Wouri 2nd bridge
-
Minresi meets on natural disaster management
-
Thousands rally behind army against B'Haram
-
Cameroon to receive Russian weapons
-
Hawkers invade offices during work hours
-
National Youth Day preparation gears up in Yaounde
-
Meva’a Ndouga pleads not guilty
-
Banks, schools shut in the North after Boko Haram attacks
-
War on Boko Haram: Can Idriss Deby be trusted?
-
Bamenda set to host cultural, heritage fair
-
Illegal logging and related trade - Cameroon response
-
“Youths are enterprising by default”
-
Lawyers enjoined to avoid conflict of interest
-
Ngaoundéré University installs new officials
-
New BOBA Exco promises more development
-
First ever third Class Chief of Bussumbu installed
-
SONARA loses prominent staff representative
-
Limbe III unveils Freed Slave Monument
-
SONARA joins Mokates to give Tapita befitting farewell
-
Tropik Industries, Unilever launch 2015 school programme
-
Governor steps in to stop conflict between warring Ngoketunjia Villages
-
25 Bangem prunus farming groups get CAD equipment
-
2000 people engage in campaign against violence on women
-
78 years old man commits suicide after wife denies him food
-
Exercise advice unrealistic, say experts
-
'Innovative' intervention helps babies at high risk of autism
-
UN guidelines on physical activity under scrutiny from specialists
-
Ebola crisis: Experimental vaccine 'shipped to Liberia'
-
Climate affects development of human speech