News of Thursday, 5 February 2015
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Cameroon takes exceptional measures for travelers
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WHO announces possible existence of Ebola vaccine
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Nigeria, CMR cross-border security cooperation enhanced
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Central region prepares for National Youth Day
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Kate Sawa Youth festival calls for the preservation of national unity
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MINEDUB: 3,060 teachers to be recruited in 2015
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Public contracts ministry sets new deadline for call of tenders
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Gregor Binkert calls for decongestion of Douala port
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6 PHJK students die in car accident
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Limbe fish processors trained on post-harvest equipment
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Mayors praise president Biya
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CMR-Boko Haram massacre: NGA says its sovereignty is 'intact'
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Egypt supports Cameroon's fight against terrorism
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Boko Haram kill more than 100 in Cameroon - local leader
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Chad, CMR say kill 250 B'Haram fighters in regional offensive
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At least 300 Boko Haram militants killed in Cameroon
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Chadian soldiers killed by Boko Haram repatriated to CMR
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How death chased and caught professor Michael Yanou !
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Suspected Boko Haram militants attack North CMR town
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Boko Haram kills 17 soldiers in military camp attack
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Boko Haram 'kill 70' in Cameroon border town of Fotokol
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Maiden edition of ‘Youth Village’ launched in Yaounde
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Fon Forbuzie lashes out at North West fons
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NW youths disassociate selves from extremist tendencies
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Tatsa Estate administrators apologize to Njoya
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Call to boost antibiotics funding to tackle 'looming crisis'
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Low vitamin D predicts more severe strokes, poor health post-stroke
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Researchers question treatment of infertility with stem cells
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Infections most common cause of readmissions after surgery
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Newly discovered protein has link to gestational diabetes
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Cameroon launches final push to eradicate polio