Central Africa
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Les villes d'Afrique subsaharienne pourraient accueillir près de 800 millions de citadins supplémentaires d'ici 2050, selon un rapport de la Banque mondiale.
Cameroon Minister of Housing and Urban Development inspects ongoing construction projects in Centre region
Le ministre des Travaux publics, Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi, a récemment éclairé l’opinion publique sur l’état du réseau routier et le coût du kilomètre de route au Cameroun.
GIC Rating, CEMAC's first licensed rating agency, seeks to adapt financial evaluations to central African realities.
150 women in Cameroon's Extrême-Nord region receive diplomas and equipment to support entrepreneurship and local milk production.
Cameroon Tribune reports that the announced demonetization of certain coins issued between 1958 and 1985 has caused a stir in Bafang, with residents breaking open traditional wooden piggy...
Cameroon police and gendarmerie have launched a crackdown on knife-wielding thugs following a series of violent attacks in the country.
Cameroon Tribune reports a rise in knife attacks in the Central region, with authorities citing factors such as chaotic construction, lack of public lighting, and motorcycle taxis.
Cameroon takes steps to combat wildlife crime with a new strategy involving magistrates, eco-guards, and law enforcement officials.
Cameroon's Minister of Public Markets inspects road projects in the Far North region to evaluate execution and compliance.
Cameroon and France celebrate 20 years of development partnership
Cameroon government disburses fuel grants to 2,000 agricultural station chiefs to facilitate field work and support producers.
