News of Tuesday, 19 May 2015
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U.S. Embassy welcomes 2015 YALI fellows
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Remains of American pilot still in cockpit in Cameroon
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Indian president extends goodwill message to Cameroon
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50 paintings exhibited under peace theme in Douala
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Les élections peuvent se tenir avec 5,4 millions d’inscrits - Elecam
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Caritas internationalis au secours des victimes de Boko Haram
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Bokam reçoit le le DG de la gendarmerie française
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UNICEF adopts new investment models
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First Lady receives Canada-West Africa commerce president
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Teachers petition Biya over discrimination in sector
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CMR-France Security cooperation enhanced
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23% of Cameroon children have at least a disability - UNICEF
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Army, Nation unite against Boko Haram
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We felt like prey hiding from a predator - Gay Cameroonian
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Health Alert: Cameroon has only 23 orthopedic, trauma surgeons
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Chadian troops to partake in Unity Day parade
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4 million Cameroonians suffer from hypertension - Survey
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British High Commission rewards journalists
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Census of pensioners operation ends
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Electioneering code of conduct issued journalists
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Driving school exams disrupted by strike threat
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Final touches for 43rd National Unity Day
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Unity Walk: Douala in the spotlight
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Shocking: Child swooped away by Hawk in Kendem
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Poachers slaughter elephant in Mundemba
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Book on customs litigation launched
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Des équipes mobiles en patrouille pour la prévention routière
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Fru Asanji Samuel vainqueur au Concours de langue chinoise
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Maternal obesity compromises babies' immune system at time of birth
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'Dorito Effect' author says flavourful foods have us craving all wrong
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Why do men exist? Scientific study offers an explanation
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Neurobiologists restore youthful vigor to adult mouse brains
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Agriculture, declining mobility drove humans' shift to lighter bones
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Ebola crisis prompts $100m WHO emergency fund
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Concussions linked to memory problems in retired NFL players
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Emergency surgery saves lives, but more access needed
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Religion hindering polio vaccination in Cameroon
