Malian Author Massa Makan Diabaté's Latest Novel Explores Life in African Village
Malian author Massa Makan Diabaté's third novel in his Kouta trilogy, "Chroniques d'un village africain," delves into the social life of a small African community.
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Malian author Massa Makan Diabaté's third novel in his Kouta trilogy, "Chroniques d'un village africain," delves into the social life of a small African community.
Cameroon President appoints new diplomats to various international posts
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit Washington for a state visit and meeting with US President Donald Trump.
The African Development Bank has released a report outlining a strategic roadmap for harnessing the economic and social potential of artificial intelligence in Africa.
Nearly 130 world leaders meet in New York for the 81st UN General Assembly, focusing on climate, health, and global governance.
Cameroon marks African Decentralization and Civil Status Day in Littoral region
Disabled persons and crafters in South West Cameroon acquire skills in soap making and wood finishing to boost their income and businesses.
Cameroon’s Tupuri community seeks international recognition for its traditional festival, Féo Kagué, through UNESCO inscription.
Cameroon plans to build a mausoleum in Nanga-Eboko to honor Aïjo Mamadou, a renowned bikutsi artist who passed away two years ago.
60 young Cameroonians from Nyong-et-So'o receive kits to start banana-plantain farming
The Central African Securities Exchange (BVMAC) has published terms of reference to recruit a firm to develop a roadmap for promoting the regional financial market.
Cameroon's tax system analyzed in new book, with proposals to boost revenue