News of Thursday, 12 March 2015
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Eto'o 'racially abused while trying to buy watch in London'
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Mobile telephone companies face tough competition
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AU boosts task force to 10,000 soldiers
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Air France, Brussels Airlines and Camair Co dominated Cameroon’s skyies in 2014
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Foreign partners train Cameroonian lecturers
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Issa Tchiroma explains photoshopped photo of Biya
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US "Robust Support” on the way
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Boko Haram targets Arabs in reprisal for Chad offensive
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Douala Administrative Garage: vehicle repairs no longer possible
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Perishable goods: huge financial losses for sellers
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Government asks public to aid soldiers, refugees
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Here comes a bold, new digital world
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New MINFOF officials tasked to be exemplary
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Transparency International tracks corruption in REDD+ process
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Over 2,000 jobs in view for youth in the far north
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New MINFOF officials enjoined to be trustworthy
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Ndian supports defence force against Boko Haram
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“The Commonwealth is a pioneer in youth affairs”
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Commonwealth Day celebration kicks off in Yaounde
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Pregnant woman attempts suicide
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Witness unfolds misappropriation in Catherine Abena case
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Mvogo Etoundi refutes fraud allegations
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Abah Abah trial: civil claimant counsel awaits clearance
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Mayor, Donors seek to scrap scholarship scheme from politics
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Biya creates more CPDM sections ahead of 2018 Elections
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Nkwen CPDM seeks autonomy of Mezam I
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Police tackle urban disorder in Yaoundé IV
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Adamawa, East regions: refugee volunteers promote education, health
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NW lawyers threaten to create own Bar
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Mbonge to create producers cooperative
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Only 4 percent of women own land - Gov’t official
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Death snatches another Limbe lawyer
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Douala's ‘Rue Njoya’ awaits contract execution
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Buea University hails research partnership with Commonwealth
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Kumba II, Belgian Council to empower the disabled
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Civil society groups upgrade skills on fund management
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Bakundus showcase culture at annual get-together
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Can ultrasound fight Alzheimer's? Mice study hints at new weapon
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Tetanus shot may aid treatment of deadly brain cancer, study finds
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Loneliness and social isolation are just as much a threat to longevity as obesity
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Frequent marijuana use associated with long-term memory loss
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WHO: Waning interest is biggest risk in race against Ebola
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Opinions differ on family planning
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Buruli Ulcer research results presented
