Cameroon and Nigeria Test Starlink for Rural Mobile Infrastructure
A live pilot in Nigeria tests Starlink low-earth-orbit satellite connectivity as a backhaul solution for rural mobile infrastructure.
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A live pilot in Nigeria tests Starlink low-earth-orbit satellite connectivity as a backhaul solution for rural mobile infrastructure.
Over 30 journalists attend workshop in Douala to improve human rights reporting skills
A 38-year-old math teacher, Didier Amos P., was caught in a compromising position with his 19-year-old student, Marinette, at her home in Bessenguè, Douala.
Tensions ease in Cameroon's Rdpc Wouri III section as mediation leads to relief
Cameroon national team prepares for high-profile test match against Côte d'Ivoire
38 films from 18 countries have been selected for the official competition of the 30th Ecrans noirs film festival in Cameroon.
A vehicle was recovered from floodwaters in Maroua, Cameroon, after an accident killed one person on September 30.
L'Université de Yaoundé I mise sur la formation professionnelle
Cameroonian students Landry Sandji Konga and Gervais Azanga Ayissi develop innovative solutions for education and business management through their startups.
L'Université de Yaoundé I se prépare à entamer la nouvelle année académique avec plusieurs initiatives pour améliorer l'employabilité de ses étudiants.
World Bank's Anne-Cécile Souhaid meets Cameroon's Minister of Public Works to discuss road projects and financing.
Cameroon's coffee production increases, but aging plantations and fragile infrastructure threaten sustainable growth.